Sentence examples for characteristics persisted from inspiring English sources

In multivariate analysis, after controlling for multiple confounding factors, the influence of BF duration on adult bone characteristics persisted in males.

These characteristics persisted throughout the length of the experiment.

Furthermore, even when we examined six or seven separate smaller coding categories, similar differences in patient characteristics persisted between groups (data not shown).

Spectral analysis revealed turbulent characteristics persisting downstream of the glottis, and were captured even with a medium mesh resolution.

Nevertheless, many rural and cultural landscape characteristics persist, and past uses continue to have a significant impact on future landscape development.

To ensure that snags of appropriate characteristics persist for these two species of Myotis, forest managers in the northern Great Lakes forest region should retain, and manage for, large white pine (Pinus strobus) and trembling aspen (Populus tremuloides) snags at sites in forests that meet these criteria.

This region was industrialized 30 years ago, but transition areas with rural characteristics persist in the peripheral area of its cities.

The near-perfect prediction of in vivo grade from in vitro morphology, in spite of limited data, supports our assumption that morphological characteristics persist across sampling and systems.

We find that birth region and mother's educational attainment shape obesity risk among women, but not men; and that the effects of these characteristics persist among women from late-middle age (ages 50 61) to late life (ages 66 77).

In conclusion, Egyptian GCR and US SEER cases significantly differ in age at diagnosis, tumor grade, hormone receptor status, histology, and stage, with these differences in tumor characteristics persisting in age stratified and multivariate analysis.

As in the case of differential reproduction, differential longevity of species (i.e., longer duration before extinction based on particular characteristics) can generate large-scale trends over long time periods as species with this characteristic persist and become more abundant whereas those lacking it disappear more quickly (Fig. 13d).