The phrase "a measure of persistence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the extent or degree of someone's determination or tenacity in a particular context.
Example: "Her success in the project was truly a measure of persistence, as she faced numerous challenges along the way."
Alternatives: "a degree of perseverance" or "an indication of tenacity".
The performances of all models were compared using RMSE, MAE, R2 and a measure of persistence.
The recorded traits were lucerne DM yield over 3 years (13 harvests), DM yield over the first harvest of both the fourth and fifth year (as a measure of persistence), seed yield and its components assessed in the third year, and competitive ability against weeds as expressed by lucerne proportion under 'organic' management.
The latter is a measure of persistence.
This probability is a measure of persistence of the business cycle phase.
However, this tool is a measure of persistence to the medication therapy, instead of adherence.
36 The method of 'refill sequence' will be used as a measure of persistence and this will accompany all measures of adherence.
The consideration of post-treatment parameters such as measurable (minimal) residual disease12(a measure of the persistence of small numbers of leukaemia cells in patients in remission) has drastically changed the landscape of risk assessment in AML.
Whoever emerges from this brawl will have shown a measure of Reaganesque persistence and acceptance by a geographically, culturally and politically diverse primary electorate.
As the collagen concentration increased, the speed of cell migration (both mean and effective) (Fig. 1A) and the diffusion coefficient (as a measure of migration persistence) decreased (Fig. 1B), as expected13,30.
The MSD curve of each trajectory was also obtained and used to determine the global diffusion coefficient (D), which was used as a measure of migration persistence in a linear-weighted fit of the mean MSD curve (using the first quarter of the data).
