Sentence examples for and thus persisted from inspiring English sources
The local authorities frowned on the movement, but the Pietists enjoyed protection of King Friedrich Wilhelm I (reign 1713 40) and thus persisted.
Similarly, L. provocax populations could have shifted their diet according to prey availability and thus persisted during the LGM in the Patagonian SFC.
Other researchers worry that the oil might be carried through the marine food web, and thus persist in the environment for years.
AAVs are very poorly immunogenic and thus persist for years as extrachromosomal episomes.
Persistent organic pollutants (POPs) are a class of chemicals that are lipophilic and resistant to degradation and thus persist in the food chain and individual fat stores.
Many of these new mutations have no functional significance and thus persist in the population in the absence of selective pressure.
Esophageal mucosa is thought to be more resistant to acidic than alkaline substances, as alkaline liquids are often highly viscous and thus persist for a longer duration in the esophageal mucosa [ 5].
CTX-M strains may have a particularly high capacity to disseminate or an ecologic advantage over other ESBLs and thus persist in the community, whereas other ESBL may be progressively eliminated with decreasing antibiotic pressure.
5 It is hypothesised that reduced T-cell signalling may occur as a result and, in turn, this may enable auto-reactive T cells to escape deletion during thymic selection and thus persist in the circulation to become activated at a later stage.
These investigators have suggested that the PI-MECs, which do not undergo apoptosis during post-lactational remodelling and thus persist the rest of the (mouse's) life after the first pregnancy lactation cycle, could be the mediators of the long-term pregnancy-related protective effects against breast cancer (Wagner and Smith, 2005).
Maynard Smith introduced the idea of an "evolutionarily stable strategy," one that cannot be outcompeted by alternative strategies and thus persists stably within a species over time.
