Sentence examples for which persisted as from inspiring English sources

Balogh et al. [ 37] found that bathing in mineral water resulted in a statistically significant improvement of pain, mitigation of muscle spasm, alleviation of local tenderness, enhanced flexion-extension and rotation of the spine, which persisted as long as 3 months after the completion of balneotherapy.

Ordnance Survey, which persisted as a domestic government agency, established Ordnance Survey International LLP, a consultancy company, in 2012.

No change occurred in the albumin serum level, which persisted as an alkalinizing force.

The causal agent was a strain of genotype 1 virus, which persisted as the dominant genotype in China until 2000, when genotype 4 emerged as the dominant genotype (29, 30 ).

Mr. Walser was talking of the past, which persists as something live in Germany, and of the difficulty of capturing it whole.

The anal opening in some exceptional cases (urodele amphibians) is derived directly from the blastopore, which persists as a narrow canal after completion of gastrulation.

So: classics relegate "the noise of the present to a background hum, which at the same time the classics cannot do without"; and (happy paradox) "a classic is a work which persists as background noise even when a present that is totally incompatible with it holds sway".

Localized defects in the periodic structure give rise to defect modes, which persist as nonlinear defect modes as the amplitude is increased.

A key observation is that, with only short-range connections and because the problem has full translational invariance in this case, a spontaneous doubly periodic pattern generates a 2-torus in a suitable functional space which persists as a flow-invariant manifold under small perturbations, for example when turning on the long-range connections.

The combination of PCR and RT-PCR techniques allows the detection of very low density gametocyte producing P. falciparum infections [4], which persist as asymptomatic infections during the dry season.

The first identified MCF virus was the alcelaphine herpesvirus-1 (AlHV-1) [ 9], which persists as a subclinical infection in wildebeest (Connochaetes sp).