'long persistence' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe someone's determination to continue despite difficulties. For example, "She showed remarkable long persistence in her struggle to find a cure for her illness."
Due to light storing and emitting characteristics of photofluorescent long persistence phosphors in mesoscopic titanium dioxide/long persistence phosphor (m-TiO2/LPP) photoanode, electricity is persistently generated when ceasing sunlight illumination.
He blamed the underlying problem on imidacloprid's extreme potency in killing invertebrates and its long persistence in soil and water.
These wires have a high aspect ratio of at least 500 and a long persistence length over 100 µm.
The long persistence of siRNAs contribute to the efficiency and duration of RNAi in cell culture and in vivo, leading to sustained gene silencing61,62.
Du, Y., Xie, S.-P., Huang, G. & Hu, K. Role of air-sea interaction in the long persistence of El Niño-induced Niño-induced OceaNorthmIndian
In natural, reclaimed and agricultural soils, a high severity (contact angle) of repellency does not necessarily denote long persistence (WDPT) or high CWC.
But it might not have happened — or come to fruition when it did — without Ban's nearly decade-long persistence.
From the first-in-human clinical trials of CAR T cells, decade-long persistence, stable engraftment and safety in more than 500 years of patient follow-up were demonstrated.
For most patients with prior cardiovascular events, preventing future secondary cardiovascular events requires life-long persistence with antiplatelet therapy.
No concrete evidence for this claim has even been put forward and the misinformation in the releases serves to cement its decades-long persistence.
Since lytic phages completely kill their host, the several decade-long persistence of a "T1 relative" in the laboratory setting is a mystery.
