Sentence examples for a more persistent pattern from inspiring English sources

S-nitrosoglutathione increased NO for a longer period (Fig. 1B) but SNP gave rise to a more persistent pattern of NO generation (Fig. 1C).

The fact that some studies have demonstrated a more persistent pattern of antisocial behavior in youth with comorbid ADHD and CD appears therefore to be primarily due to the increased levels of conduct problems in this comorbid group, rather than the influence of ADHD symptoms per se [ 6].

The "natural" grassland system is shown to be very dynamic, characterized by ever-changing relationships between its components, while the human influenced landscape is configurationally less dynamic with more persistent patterns.

The second paper, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences on Monday, polled 43 respected climate scientists on how likely five climate tipping points are to occur: the loss of polar ice sheets, leading to a rise in global sea levels; the Amazon rainforest dying; the shutdown of the Atlantic conveyor current; and the shift to a more persistent El Niño weather pattern.

The polar view maps show a decrease in the local Hurst exponent values at all high magnetic latitudes approaching and during the main phase of the geomagnetic storm suggesting a change in the scaling features of the geomagnetic field fluctuations from a more persistent to a less persistent pattern.

Indeed, it possible to notice that: a) the structures of double-celled convection pattern are usually associated with those regions with a more persistent behaviour of the short timescale fluctuations and b) in the polar cap at latitudinal values above (80^{circ }) N the magnetic field's fluctuations have an anti-persistent character.

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.

The single most frequent symptom of chronic pancreatitis is pain, either in the form of intermittent episodes or in a more chronic or persistent pattern[ 3- 5].