Sentence examples for example of the persistent from inspiring English sources

"O Brother, Where Art Thou?" is a tribute to, and example of, the persistent vitality of the American imagination.

The ads inspired by "A Christmas Story" are another example of the persistent interplay between advertising and popular culture.

Indeed, global warming is a classic example of the persistent mismatch between the language of science and the needs of policy.

Last week, in the latest example of the persistent differences, countries failed for a third time to break a deadlock over whether to allow imports of six varieties of bioengineered corn for food and feed made by Monsanto, Dow AgroSciences, Pioneer and Syngenta.

An intriguing example of the persistent auxin response was observed in the shortest excised tips, which consist only of promeristem and the root cap (Supplementary Data Fig. S1).

The latter quote also doubles as an example of the author's persistent attempts to drop references to the internet into his writing.

Another example of the government's persistent crusade against fat: The 2015 Dietary Guidelines for Americans still push low-fat dairy over full fat a recommendation the latest research doesn't support.

A very clear example is the persistent infection of mice with LCMV, characterized by an inactivation of antiviral T cells, which show a significant up-regulation of IL-10.

A compelling example is the persistent use of corticosteroid injections for lateral elbow tendinopathy.

The study by Masse et al. (25) showed an example of a persistent rotor on the endocardium coexisting with multiple reentrant patterns occurring on the epicardium and suggested that this could be a recording of mother rotor fibrillation.

An example of this is the persistent use of a very simple approximation for electric field strength that holds only under very particular conditions.