Sentence examples for greatest persistency from inspiring English sources

Of the 6 selection strategies compared, IR2 yielded the greatest persistency, but achieved the smallest response in EBVL, suggesting that it is impractical to increase persistency by inhibiting change in the peak yield.

Suppression of ovarian steroids by ovariectomy resulted in a greater persistency of lactation and a decrease in MEC exfoliation.

Although the shape of the lactation curve changed when cows encounter uncomplicated (single) MD or complicated MD (more than one MD), the slower increase to a lower peak seemed to be compensated for by greater persistency, resulting in the overall 305-d milk production only being lowered in MD+ cows.

With greater persistency of purpose, and closer application, Slidell might have become a luminary of science; with his clear conceptions and great command of language, by study and patience he could have been an author of no ordinary note; and had he continued in military instead of civil pursuits, he doubtless would have attained eminence in an army career.

No studies have evaluated the optimal duration of therapy or whether greater persistency of antidementia drug therapy affects patient outcomes.

Altogether this might explain the ability of our domestic cows and buffalos to bear greater persistency of lactation.

These results suggest an economic case for promoting greater persistency in use of drugs with approved indications by Medicare beneficiaries with diabetes; however, additional research is needed to corroborate the study's cross-sectional findings.

Moreover, some authors have hypothesized that these hormones actually stimulate mammary epithelial cell activity preventing these cells from becoming quiescent and undergoing apoptosis, resulting in greater lactation persistency.

Anecdotally, I've heard many producers reference "For each pound more milk achieved in peak milk, total lactation yield increases 200 lbs," or a higher peak milk yield results in greater lactation persistency.

This may explain the greater film persistency of the water-based corrosion inhibitor (CID) than the oil-based corrosion inhibitor (CIC) seen in the field (Yang et al. 2007).

The absence of Bov-A2 in domestic bovids may constitute the molecular background for greater lactation persistency.