Sentence examples for effects of the persistent from inspiring English sources
Caballero, Hoshi, and Kashyap (CHK) describe the effects of the persistent debt overhang: "[S]ham loan restructurings... kept credit flowing to otherwise insolvent borrowers".
In addition, there was still lack of evidence regarding the effect on the persistent knockdown of mRNAs by an elevated miRNA.
Finally, we also tested the effect of the persistent component of the sodium current I NaL (not present in the hiPSC-CM models) in preserving the APD in hAdultV-CM in conditions of I CaL block.
The effects of this persistent territorial exclusion are devastating and occur in both the peripheries and the city center.
Yet the effects of these persistent patterns may get more unpleasant because the world will be warmer and have a more vigorous hydrological cycle.Both heatwaves and heavy precipitation are more common everywhere than they were 50 years ago.
In contrast to the potential detrimental effects of these persistent organic pollutants in breast milk, breast-feeding could convey beneficial effects through enhanced nutrition or through social enrichment.
The scandal therefore has had the added effect of spotlighting the persistent problem of NOx pollution in Europe, where diesel emissions are a major contributor to poor urban air quality.
The effects of the exposure to persistent organohalogen chemicals on maturation have been evaluated in several epidemiologic investigations.
To test the effects of persistent increase of the NAD+ pool on the Sco2 KOKI mouse, we first crossed it with a constitutive Parp1 −/− mouse (de Murcia et al., 1997), which shows increased levels of NAD+ in skeletal muscle (Bai et al., 2011).
Recent research is improving our understanding of the relationship between nDNA and mtDNA repair pathways, the effects of persistent mtDNA damage, and the energetic requirements for both nDNA and mtDNA DDR pathways.
This highlights the robustness of the effects of persistent and increasing economic difficulties on subsequent sickness absence.
