Sentence examples for a persistent matter from inspiring English sources
A persistent matter of concern in genomic data is the occurrence of errors, due to the difficulty of ensuring uniform quality control in such massive datasets.
Second, its specificity is a persistent matter of debate, as several studies have reported that FSP1 can be expressed by leukocytes, particularly macrophages [ 19, 21- 26].
"No matter how careful you are, the age of the material you started with is a persistent issue," Mr. Miller said.
Jealousy, too, can be a persistent issue.
There is little excuse for drifts of rubbish in a city with massive underemployed manpower, nor for water shortages when the annual rainfall is over three metres.If basic administrative procedures are not improved cholera will remain a persistent problem, no matter how much hand-washing is preached.
The steadiness of the camera movements mixed with the grisly subject matter into a persistent mood of creepy unease, especially when juxtaposed with the odd, often emotionless line readings.
In remyelinated lesions, glial fibrillary acidic protein (GFAP) was significantly higher expressed than in control white matter, indicating a persistent astrocytic activation in the presence of repaired myelin (Table 1).
The more he learned about money and politics, the more he was beset by a persistent sense that he didn't matter.
One of the signatures of Jordan's career was a persistent neutrality on political and social matters: everything from race riots in Miami to sweatshops in Indonesia to a Senate race in his native North Carolina.
Our experiments reveal a persistent multimode character of the emerging matter-wave as seen in the non-trivial spatial shape of the correlation functions for all probed source geometries, from nearly isotropic to quasi-one-dimensional, and for all probed temperatures.
