Sentence examples for foster persistence from inspiring English sources
They've learned a lot about calibrating a sequence of events to foster persistence.
The abundance of arsenic, mercury, and cadmium resistances suggests that nonantibiotic environmental toxicants foster persistence of these multiresistant mobile elements.
Retail LBMs are also thought to foster persistence of AIVs in the environment, creating another source of transmission [ 3].
Many retention efforts in college and universities have focused on supporting students in navigating these reported challenges, in an effort to foster persistence within a science major until graduation without leaving.
The dependence of object individuation capacity on the time window of temporal integration and visual persistence further fosters the central role that individuation can play in mediating between the two opposing needs of the visual system in real-time processing: flexibility and stability.
Former foster youth exceed national college persistence rates because of an innovative system of post-secondary supports found in many of California's colleges and universities.
And I was certain I would be, because everyone I know, gay or straight, married or single, rich or not so much, who truly wants to have a child figures out a way, some way, to have one -- whether through adoption, fostering, surrogacy, fertility, accident, or persistence.
Similarly, Singh et al. [ 15] also found that flexibility and persistence of clinicians fostered better patient engagement.
Instead there is a persistence of an outlook fostered in the Soviet period which emphasised paternal protection and authority of medical personnel[ 17, 37].
Foster and colleagues didn't give up, however, and their persistence has paid off.
