The phrase "a persistent influence on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something or someone that has a continuous or lasting effect on a person, situation, or outcome.
Example: "The artist's work has been a persistent influence on modern design trends."
Alternatives: "a lasting impact on" or "a continual effect on".
During collision, the lobate shape of the indentor (Superior craton) formed an orogenic template that, along with the smaller Sask craton, exerted a persistent influence on the tectonic evolution of the region resulting in anomalous preservation of juvenile Proterozoic crust.
Luciano Berio has been a persistent influence on Thomas's work, and that's most obvious in the vivid imagery of the earliest piece in this collection, the purely orchestral Words of the Sea, from 1995, inspired by a Wallace Stevens poem; the sonorities are both pungent and transparent, and each movement has its own distinctive dramatic profile.
This typically causes a persistent influence on the activation of the corresponding belief node in the listener.
Since salient always has an activation of.99, a persistent weight on a link from salient to a belief node produces a persistent influence on the belief's activation.
Other indications that rTMS can have a persistent influence on cortical function come from neuroimaging studies showing increased glucose metabolism in premotor cortex for at least 10 minutes after 5 Hz stimulation [30].
This finding is interesting and important because it suggests a persistent influence of birth region factors on adult health status, beyond any similar influences of early-life individual characteristics.
40 42 In terms of process, one of the reasons for the effect of the programme may be the length, as the programme took place over a year, which enabled the peer educators and facilitators to have a more persistent influence on the youth.
Results indicated that organizational commitment had a more persistent influence on performance at the business unit level than vice versa.
We found a matrilineal influence to have a residual and persistent influence on a family's food choices.
Children who had additional disorders (besides CP) which had an important and persistent influence on the motor abilities (e.g. Spina Bifida, cardiac impairments, severe bronchopulmonal dysplasia) and parents with insufficient knowledge of the Dutch language which could hamper assessments, were excluded from the study.
Hemingway is one persistent influence on Petterson, and so is Knut Hamsun — the protagonists of two early Hamsun novels, "Mysteries" and "Pan," could be models for Petterson's unmoored people, especially in the way that Hamsun, like Petterson, at once reveals and obscures rational motivation.
