Sentence examples for in their persistence from inspiring English sources

In Physical, Human, and Social Capital as Barriers to Environmental Policy Change, he theorises that "environmentally harmful products and practices persist because firms and people have so much invested in their persistence".

The two lineages differ slightly in their persistence behaviour: lineage X allocates a proportion π+δπ of its time in the persister state, whereas lineage Y allocates a proportion π; we assume that δπ is a vanishingly small quantity.

Open space has expanded and contracted, neighbouring buildings have come and gone – the force of the white stone churches lies in their persistence among change.

Second, they differ in their persistence conditions (i.e., the conditions under which they would and would not continue to exist): Lump could survive being squashed, David could not.

Lumpl and Goliath differ in their persistence conditions without differing in their physical or categorical properties (see Yablo 1987 for a discussion of categoricity).

Reproducing and recycling of EPNs in a host play an important role in their persistence in the soil and also in their overall effectiveness in pest control (Georgis and Hague 1991).

Production of PCBs was halted in the United States in 1977; however, their persistence in the environment and tendency to bioaccumulate have been well documented [ Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) 2000].

Coding sequences and splice sites contained significantly fewer of these indels than expected from random expectations, suggesting that selection is a factor in limiting their persistence.

The question is, should these chemicals continue to be used in consumer products in the meantime, given their persistence in the environment?

Thus, if the GR dependence of Dnmt3a may explain the direct Dex effects observed in P1-proliferating NSCs, their persistence in D3 cells, as well as in differentiating cells and in postnatal mouse cortex can be attributed to Tet3.

We thus speculated that deficiency of Pol κ in unstressed human cells would result not only in under-replicated DNA or unresolved replication intermediates in S phase, but also their persistence in mitosis in a checkpoint-blind manner.