Sentence examples for has persistency from inspiring English sources

The coefficients of the lagged current account balance confirm the significance of including this variable in all specifications, and the effect is quite similar, which means it has persistency as described earlier (Sect. 5.2).

The nongenotoxic nature of the new drugs or remedies and the short duration of the treatments are expected to have little persistency of side effects, especially the myelosuppression.

Persistency has been reported to have a significant economic impact [ 4].

If an animal has a low persistency, selection for high milk yield can cause significant metabolic stress.

Lactation persistency has also been defined as the difference in yield between peak to a defined day later in lactation [ 10].

The conditional variance of rainfall appears to have a stronger persistency, especially long-run persistency, than the conditional variance of streamflow which shows a short-lived drastic increasing pattern and a stronger short-run persistency.

While a number of QTL of moderate effect size have been mapped, no individual QTL of major effect has been identified for persistency or extended lactation.

It has been suggested that persistency measures that are uncorrelated with total milk yield, for example using the shape of lactation curve independent of level of production, allows simultaneous selection for total lactation yield and persistency [ 4, 42].

Lactation persistency was highest for useful yield (0.65), while daily milk yield persistency had the lowest average value (0.23) (Table 1).

The animal health benefits of increased lactation persistency are speculative at present; but it has been hypothesised that increased lactation persistency is associated with lower incidences of peri-parturient metabolic diseases [ 4].

In previous work, it was found that a new water-dispersible corrosion inhibitor had better film persistency than the equivalent oil-based corrosion inhibitor (Yang et al. 2007).