Sentence examples for contributing to the persistent from inspiring English sources
The CMI's director of policy and research, Petra Wilton, said: "While CMI is delighted that junior female executives have caught up with males at the same level, this year's salary survey demonstrates, yet again, that businesses are contributing to the persistent gender pay gap by alienating top female employees by continuing to pay men and women unequally.
Together, these studies suggest that HMGB1 TLR4 signaling is increased by chronic binge drinking, contributing to the persistent and sustained induction of proinflammatory signaling in brain.
The result is an intensified negative effect on colony fitness (Gochfeld 2010; Cole and Pratchett 2011a) contributing to the persistent stress on such colonies from several other threats, including climate change (Cole et al. 2011).
In populations with a high proportion of lactose-tolerant individuals, due to the high frequency of lactase gene mutation contributing to the persistent intestinal lactase production during adulthood, lactose intake from the diet is relatively eminent.
The overall scarcity of women may contribute to the persistent complaints from readers who see a sexist tinge to elements of the news coverage.
Leaving work contributes to the persistent wage gap between men and women, which has been stalled for some time; female workers in 2010 made just 77 cents for each dollar earned by men, according to the Institute for Women's Policy Research.
Despite the result that virulence is strain-dependent as a result of various factors other than biofilm-producing ability, the fact that biofilmed isolate is more resistant to antibiotic and detergent treatments than planktonic isolate suggest that biofilm formation by RA may contribute to the persistent infections on duck farms.
Disruptions in these pathways may contribute to the persistent cellular and behavioral changes found in the adult hippocampus following AIE.
The weakening ITF due to climate change may also contribute to the persistent subsurface cooling in the Indian Ocean.
Thus, CIE-induced DNA demethylation may contribute to the persistent up-regulation of NR2B gene transcription.
