Sentence examples for because it persisted from inspiring English sources
The trend puzzled and frustrated health care experts because it persisted in a strong economy with low unemployment.
In its ruling on Wednesday, the panel cited Ms. Mariani's second appeal, calling it frivolous because it persisted in making arguments that had been clearly rejected.
Casu and collaborators[21] described non-specific labelling in the murine colonic epithelial cells of the large intestine because it persisted in preabsorption and omission controls.
The suppressor was independent of any short-term copy-number increase after tetracycline treatment (Ballard and Melvin 2007), because it persisted for many generations.
This motor output was not exclusively caused by local reverberating circuits, because it persisted in the presence of the glutamate receptor antagonist kynurenate at a concentration that blocked the monosynaptic reflex (1.5 mM, Figure 1B, right and Figure 1C).
Racism persists in Italian stadiums in part because it persists in sections of Italian society.
Because it persists after spraying, DDT works far better than many pesticides now in use, some of which are toxic to fish and other aquatic organisms.
Clinicians call such a behavioral disorder a disease because it persists for years, is strongly hereditary, and is a major cause of death and disability.
It is still crucial to understand that mentality because it persists among Russia's security forces, Mr. Soldatov said, yet no living writer has been able to describe it with such clarity.
And that's because it persists, sort of, in the form of Scribner — an imprint of Simon & Schuster, which is the CBS-owned company that in 1994 bought Macmillan, the company that by then comprised the Scribner Book Companies, which was the name given to the merger of Atheneum and the Hemingway-era Charles Scribner's Sons.
Of the two major plant-pathogenic Verticillium species, V. dahliae and V. albo-atrum., V. dahliae is especially difficult to control because it persists in soil as resting structures, called microsclerotia, for several years in the absence of a host plant [9].
