Sentence examples for a more persistent form from inspiring English sources

Endometriosis of the rectovaginal septum is a more invasive form of endometriosis which involves the infiltration of adenomyotic tissue, making this a more persistent form of the disease [ 8].

We note that prior work implicated the MV1 and M3 neurons in the formation of more persistent forms of shock-reinforced aversive memory [ 6, 7].

Some researchers have found indications that the Siberian TBEV might cause more severe or more persistent forms of TBE than the European subtype (4 ), and 3 of 5 recent human TBE cases in Kokkola have been severe (11, 12 ).

Together, these results suggest HDACs may serve as critical memory suppressor genes and show that HDACi, such as butyrate, may generate more persistent forms of long-term memory, which has great therapeutic and translational value.

"They don't like that, said Dr Sorg, "so they learn through trial and error not to come up to the surface - they form a memory". The researchers found that if the snails were exposed to a low concentration of methamphetamine before the breathing task, this "primed them" to form a more persistent memory of it.

We tested the hypotheses that (i) the actual herb-layer vegetation has an only weak influence on the composition of the seed bank, (ii) the species diversity of the seed bank increases with tree-layer diversity, and (iii) tree species forming a more persistent litter layer reduce the number of germinating seeds.

A more persistent issue is an aesthetic one.

But emerging economies face a more persistent slowdown.

"They will be part of a more persistent presence by Nato forces".

Now, however, they are facing a more persistent problem: the indignities of dealing with bureaucracy.

They are either partially retained in the sludge, or metabolized to a more hydrophilic but still persistent form and, therefore, pass through the wastewater-treatment plant (WWTP) and end up in the receiving waters.