Sentence examples for because the persistence of from inspiring English sources
The only common property of PCB groups which predicted BMI, dyslipidemia, or HOMA-IR appeared to be their long persistency because the persistence of PCB congeners increases with the number of chlorines[22].
The cement block was left in place in animals with S. epidermidis inoculation because the persistence of culture-positive S. epidermidis bone infection requires the presence of a foreign body [17, 19].
A partial recruitment may exacerbate local stretches because the persistence of lung collapse maintains the heterogeneous distribution of ventilation [ 2].
We assume carry-over effects are lower than generally accepted because the persistence of trained behaviours is repetitively lower than expected.
Special emphasis is placed on CBPP, mainly because the persistence of MmmSC in Europe cannot be definitely excluded after the last unexpected and atypical CBPP resurgences that occurred in the 1990's in southwestern Europe, including France [ 2].
Because the persistence of duplicate genes in evolution tends to be dependent on their phenotypic effect, we compared the ages of duplicate genes whose knockout mutants showed less severe phenotypic effects with those with more severe effects.
Previous data described that DKA also can occur at the time of initial presentation during the clinical course of CFRD, but DKA is rare in children with CFRD, most likely because of the persistence of endogenous insulin secretion or because glucagon secretion also is impaired (26).
Still, most societies have their blind spots, and arguing that caste-based intolerance negates manifold evidence of tolerance is like arguing that America is fundamentally intolerant because of the persistence of racism, or that Buddhism is an intolerant religion because of wars and atrocities committed in primarily Buddhist nations like Sri Lanka or Cambodia.
Despite, or perhaps because of, the persistence of these disparities, the push for diversity in business continues to be politicised.
She has also treated Iraq war veterans, who are now trickling into nonmilitary facilities like Kessler largely because of the persistence of their relatives.
