Sentence examples for increase in persistence from inspiring English sources
The consequence of stepping stones in this case is an increase in persistence when remnant preferred habitat is rare, and the conversion of extinction scenarios into persistence scenarios in some cases.
Also, LAs themselves show a 10% increase in persistence to graduation over a matched sample of their peers (Otero 2015).
Although phenotypic variation can lead to a decrease in metapopulation persistence under some conditions, it also may lead to an increase in persistence whenever phenotypic mismatch or the distance between the optimal trait value and the population mean is large.
At very low probability values, the "gambler" marmosets (but not rats) showed a significant increase in persistence, suggesting that they were still seeking for LLL during TO durations.
Hypothesis 1 is likely to be the least significant as we did not observe an increase in persistence during either of the problems presented during the interviews.
Instead, the "gambler" marmosets showed a significant increase in persistence at very low probability values, suggesting that they were still seeking for LLL during TO durations which followed each omission.
We propose that huE6F6-YTE might achieve a maximal increase in serum persistence when targeting HBsAg antigen in cynomolgus monkeys.
Nevertheless, the directions of all interaction terms are consistent with our expectations that a decrease in discretionary accruals and income smoothing and an increase in earnings persistence and predictability could only be observable for those companies that benefit from the new accounting rules and disclose all relevant information.
With this increase in the persistence of open water and thus the availability of prey, the whales we recorded in Wilhelmina Bay could potentially consume an additional 3,225 7,224 tons of krill (0.16 0.36% of the total biomass) during this period (Table 1).
The human upper respiratory tract is a natural environment for S. pneumoniae from which these bacteria spread to other body parts and to new hosts; hence an increase in pneumococcal persistence during colonization may influence its virulence and epidemicity [52].
