Sentence examples for emergence of persistent from inspiring English sources

Whilst prior to the onset of a storm the nonlinear scaling exponent usually decreases in antipersistent behaviour with time, storm onset results in a remarkable change with the emergence of persistent properties.

The emergence of persistent memories has powered the data processing with the in-memory environment and in-memory data analytics have become an advance of high-performance data processing.

Based on a literature survey, Forte and Lampe [14] describe open collaboration as systems which (a) support the collective production of an artefact, (b) through a technologically mediated collaboration platform, (c) present a low barrier to entry and exit, and (d) support the emergence of persistent but malleable social structures.

This situation has change dramatically with the emergence of persistent carbenes.

The invasion of patient privacy is considered as a growing concern in the domain of big data analytics due to the emergence of advanced persistent threats and targeted attacks against information systems.

Mmc has previously been described as a cause of latent enzootic infections, with carriage and shedding of multiple strains and sporadic emergence of highly pathogenic and persistent clones [ 45].

Similarly, the need to share the local policies of antibiotherapy should be encouraged in order to face the persistent emergence of multi-resistant microorganisms, a major public health problem that is particularly challenging in most European ICUs.

This is evidenced by the spontaneous clearance of HPV infection and the long delay between the onset of persistent infection and the emergence of malignancy.

In conclusion, our experience supports the view that in immunocompromised patients with persistent infection, emergence of resistant viral strains should be strictly monitored.

Of note, the emergence of viral escape mutations was associated with the development of persistent infection and these escape mutations were not detectable in patients who were subsequently able to resolve the infection.

With two mechanisms of action, nisin has been relatively unaffected by the emergence of microbial resistance, despite widespread and persistent use as a food preservative.