The phrase "able to persist because" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when explaining the reasons or conditions that allow someone or something to continue existing or functioning.
Example: "The species is able to persist because it has adapted to its environment over time."
Alternatives: "capable of enduring due to" or "able to continue as a result of".
Such problems, he said, are not unique to Mississippi, and are able to persist because scientific testimony is too often viewed with uncritical reverence and because the people affected by its misuse usually have little support or sympathy.
Mr. Theriot said his business has been down, but the Oasis has been able to persist because, unlike some of the other restaurants, most of its customers do not come from boat traffic.
We cannot preclude that Lanceocercata might have actually arrived on Madagascar, but was not able to persist and diversify because the Malagasy lineage of stick insects, which colonised the island earlier (between 38 and 51 mya), already underwent a flourishing radiation and largely reduced ecological opportunities for any newcomer.
These cells are sometimes called persister cells [1], because they are able to persist in the face of catastrophic events such as antibiotic treatment [2] [17].
You wouldn't have seen these axons that are really able to persist right at the lesion site, because they're so rare, and you just have a histological approach to find them.
Anti-infectives reach drinking water, albeit in very low amounts, because they are able to persist in natural water sources and resist purification processes in drinking water treatment plants (DWTPs).
Morocco has been able to persist in its defiance of its international legal obligations because France and the United States, which wield veto power in the UN Security Council, have blocked the enforcement of these resolutions.
Because the PEG PQ alloc) hydrogels and their cell networks were able to persist through 6 days of culture, the length of time that the hydrogels and EC networks could persist in in vitro culture conditions was investigated.
But they have been able to persist far longer than the experts studying them ever anticipated.
What makes certain songs able to persist through any era, and adapt themselves?
Yet, they are also able to persist in immunocompetent individuals through different strategies.
