Sentence examples for a persistent growth from inspiring English sources
He also said that "telecommunications will probably be a persistent growth sector in the economy" in the long term and that the global market would probably expand 10to15percentent in the next few years.
However, in shading condition, at 48 h of FLG exposure, a persistent growth inhibition was observed at 50 mg L−1.
In humans, alcohol consumption during pregnancy can result in fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS), which consists of a persistent growth deficiency, craniofacial dysmorphology and deficient brain growth with associated neurocognitive deficits (Jones and Smith, 1973).
Greaves et al. described a persistent growth of TEL-AML1-induced BA/F3 cells after TGF-β treatment, whereas without TGF-β TEL-AML1-induced cells had a growth disadvantage over control cells.
The historical demographic reconstruction based on a Bayesian Skyline Plot showed that M. simplex underwent a stable demographic period shifting to a persistent growth of effective population size in recent periods.
In all 3 treatment groups, there was an apparent and persistent growth in the population of CD4+CD25− cells, with an overall increase of 124%, 120%, and 131% in the level of these cells following the hCDR1, control peptide, and vehicle injections, respectively.
These data indicate that in developing cotyledons there are at least 2 distinct phases of pavement cell morphogenesis: an early phase during which polarized lobe initiation and asymmetric growth is prevalent and a subsequent phase of persistent growth during which an established cell shape appears to influence the growth pattern.
Individuals with FAS exhibit a variety of symptoms, including persistent growth deficiencies, birth defects and mental retardation.
The above data strongly argues for a macrophage population enhancing both seeding and persistent growth of metastatic cells.
Accordingly, these observations support the 'hyperfunction' model of tissue aging, which postulates that a major mechanism of tissue aging is persistent growth signalling [ 36, 37].
Fig. 4 Effects of a persistent TFP growth shock.
