Sentence examples for be in persistence from inspiring English sources

A basic problem for the eco-epidemiological models is under what conditions the infected prey population will be extinct or all the species will be in persistence.

The species (X t)) is said to be in persistence in mean if ({lim_{trightarrow+infty}}langle X t)rangle_>0).

However, (gamma<gamma^) will lead to (R_{2}>1), which implies that successful detection and effective treatment of infectious individuals is not enough, TB transmission will be in persistence.

The definition of persistence in mean and extinction are given as follows: (1) The species (X t)) is said to be in extinction if ({lim_{trightarrow+infty}}X t)=0).   (2) The species (X t)) is said to be in persistence in mean if ({lim_{trightarrow+infty}}langle X t)rangle_>0).  .

The first gene that was discovered to be involved in persistence was hipA from E. coli K-12, which is also the toxin gene of hipBA TA pair (Moyed and Bertrand 1983).

The population (x t)) is said to be in strong persistence in mean if ({langle x t)rangle }_>0).

In addition, M. tuberculosis PanD is a virulence factor that could be involved in persistence in vivo.

HBSP has found to be involved in persistence of HBV infection, this function of HSBP should be count as one of the dominating cause for HCC [ 27].

Barrett finds his own answer in the slums of Bangkok and the heart of Father Joe: it's in the persistence of hope, the boundlessness of compassion, the practice of human mercy.

It is therefore possible that the Y. enterocolitica homologues of these enzymes are involved in persistence within the insect, a mechanism which is also used by P. luminescens.

It may be possible to address the problem of persistence by targeting those genes that are implicated in persistence.