Sentence examples for capacity of persistent from inspiring English sources

To acknowledge plastic marine litter as an issue of global environmental and health concern, due to its persistence, wide geographical distribution and long-range transport capacity of persistent and toxic chemicals in the marine environment.

Capacity in the context of persistent scheduling is not limited by the PDDCHs.

In the minutes of the February 2011 meeting, the three inflation nutters argued that a rate rise was necessary because "the upside risks to the medium-term inflation outlook from global inflationary pressures... outweighed the downside risks to inflation associated with uncertainty about the strength of the recovery and the possibility of persistent spare capacity".

Longer-term solutions include the creation of a few centers, each hosting a research computational cloud made up of persistent high capacity storage, joined with an extensive compute and networking infrastructure.

The aim of this review is to assess the effect of coagulase-negative staphylococci (CNS) species on udder health and milk yield in ruminants, and to evaluate the capacity of CNS to cause persistent intramammary infections (IMI).

Among children with sepsis, suppressed CD4+ T-cell cytokine-production capacity is associated with the development of persistent or new nosocomial infection.

In this cohort of critically ill children with septic shock, early adaptive immune suppression, as measured by reduced CD4+ T-cell cytokine-production capacity was associated with the development of persistent or nosocomial infection.

Chromatographic characterisation of the polymer after functionalisation with amino groups displayed a persistent dynamic binding capacity of 15.5 mg of plasmid DNA/mL.

This finding is in agreement with the reduction of proliferative capacity of CD4+ memory cells suppressed by persistent antigen presentation extending beyond the priming phase [ 35].

Taken together, a transient or persistent restriction in capacity of the bc1 complex and an unchanged AOX capacity caused by the antimycin A treatment, may have resulted in a higher in vivo reduction state of the ubiquinone pool.

Decreasing CD4+ patterns could be due either to the exhaustion of the regenerative capacity of the immune system (favored by persistent immune activation despite virological suppression in the peripheral blood compartment), or to the fact that <500 HIV-RNA copies/ml as a cut-off could have covered incomplete viral suppression.