The phrase "a persistence of a" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a continuous or enduring quality, but the structure is awkward and unclear.
Example: "There is a persistence of a strong desire to succeed among the students."
Alternatives: "an enduring quality of" or "a continuous presence of".
The correlation between original and final properties of samples derived from reactor powders evidences a persistence of a kind of memory.
Alternatively, a persistence of a glucose alteration was observed in 45.2% patients with PCOS at the same follow-up visit.
A persistence of a paternalistic style is at odds with the desire for increased patient autonomy and may mean that any consent is not fully informed.
Tumours of intermediate level of vascularisation were associated with an absence of vessels in the tumour itself, but with a persistence of a well-vascularised fibrotic capsule.
Although lymphocyte anergy and dysfunction following trauma is associated with increased risk for infection and sepsis, there is a paucity of data regarding the impact of a persistence of a low lymphocyte count in trauma patients.
Generally, the patients cured of paediatric malignancies are not considered at higher risk of serious infectious complications than the healthy population, except for those who have been splenectomised or with a persistence of a functional asplenia.
Instead there is a persistence of an outlook fostered in the Soviet period which emphasised paternal protection and authority of medical personnel[ 17, 37].
At this time, if resolution had been achieved (complete miscarriage), the patients were assigned to group II, whereas patients with a persistence of an incomplete miscarriage, were assigned to group III and submitted to D&C.
Blood sacrifice as found in the later higher cultures is a persistence of the ritual killing in a degenerated form.
The low abundance of iron oxyhydroxides and the poor diversity of sulphates, compared to analogous localities, indicate a distinct weathering scenario, with a persistence of acidic water and an extensive leaching leading to the maintenance of only insoluble sulphates.
The data show a persistence of unconjugated Bisphenol A levels in plasma and indicate a chronic Bisphenol A exposure of the target organ, suggesting an association between liver health status and Bisphenol A exposure.
