Sentence examples for long-standing persistence from inspiring English sources
Studies on large savannah-dwelling mammals demonstrated their less pronounced phylogeographic structure and high level of genetic variation in Southern Africa, suggesting a long-standing persistence of large savannahs in this part of the continent (reviewed in [ 4]).
In this respect, two long-standing hypotheses stand out.
Upon first glance, Fig. 7 confirms the persistence of long-standing patterns in individual countries.
As such, we believe that this teaching strategy could contribute to solving long-standing problems of student STEM learning and persistence by providing faculty members a framework for change that builds on their existing research skills (see Hoskins and Stevens, 2009, for discussion of this point).
These methods provide answers to long-standing questions, such as the origins of genes for lactase persistence (Bersaglieri et al. 2004).
The persistence of that memory in Indian oral history was a dramatic reminder of the long-standing domination of the Iroquois Confederation over the region.
The superstition was long-standing.
These are also long-standing.
Had long-standing deep friendships.
Mr Anderson echoes long-standing liberal complaints.
