The phrase "and also the persistence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or relevance of persistence in a particular context or argument.
Example: "In achieving success, we must consider not only the strategies employed but also the persistence required to overcome obstacles."
Alternatives: "as well as the persistence" or "and the persistence too".
Mr. Swift's deep subject is the social transformation of postwar Britain, and also the persistence, despite that transformation, of a way of life.
When P. ridibundus is introduced from Southern Europe (producing new sterile hybrids), it threatens firstly old P. esculentus and also the persistence of the hybridogenetic system.
This domestication process must have involved a genetically broad sampling of wild stock and also the persistence of cross-breeding with wild populations [ 3].
Our findings may explain the clinical experience in lymphatic mapping and sentinel node biopsy, and also the persistence of a false-negative rate of 5 10% irrespective of the experience of the surgeon.
Control of Verticillium wilt diseases is complicated by the lack of genetic resistance in many plant hosts, and also by the persistence of V. dahliae in the soil [ 1].
"Antibiotics must be used judiciously in humans and animals because both uses contribute to not only the emergence, but also the persistence and spread of antibiotic-resistant bacteria," the report says.
It's also the persistence of conventional wisdom.
Also, the persistence of the acquired phenotype is uncertain.
Also, the persistence of Y. pestis in soil has been suggested as a possible mechanism of interepizootic persistence and epizootic spread and as a factor in defining plague foci (32 ).
Furthermore, diabetes drug-related costs were higher with insulin glargine than with NPH insulin likely due to the higher drug price of insulin glargine and also the improved persistence/adherence associated with it.
The fact that the strongest correlations occurred at 72 hours may be a marker of the importance of therapy in the first couple of days after trauma for the outcome and also suggest that the persistence of raised levels of pro- and anti-inflammatory cytokines may be a driver, or at least a marker, of progressive and irreversible organ dysfunction.
