The phrase "by persistence" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something was achieved or accomplished through persistent effort or determination. Example: By persistence, she was able to overcome all obstacles and achieve her dream of becoming a doctor.
Our findings indicate that coherence is caused rather by persistence in catchment wetness than by persistent periods of higher/lower event precipitation.
However, there was no significant difference in gender or baseline mean A1C by persistence groups, and a higher percentage of persistent patients had dyslipidemia (84% vs. 78%, p = 0.007) and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (5%vs.2%2%, p = 0.012) than did non-persistent patients (Table 1).
Gomez's career path has been paved by persistence.
The outside shot, for instance, is constructed by persistence and time.
By persistence I mean flavors that linger long enough to savor, intrigue and refresh, a combination that demands another sip.
"Rather they set out, guided by passion, committed to hard work, aided by persistence, often with few advantages but the gifts, grace and good name God gave them".
Mrs. Phillips said her husband had either commissioned or inspired more than 200 solo and chamber music pieces, many wheedled out of composers by persistence or other methods.
Brady received official permission to continue his effort, but it wasn't easy: "By persistence and all the political influence I could control, I finally secured permission from Stanton, the Secretary of War, to go onto the battlefields with my cameras".
Indicators of platelet hemostasis characterized by persistence of hypoagregation.
Double IVC is caused by persistence of both the left and right supracardinal veins.
The inclusion of a toxicity control, e.g. glucose of acetate, can help to distinguish between non-degradability cased by persistence or by toxic inhibition.
