Sentence examples for long-term perpetuation from inspiring English sources
This study aimed to estimate the genetic diversity and inbreeding levels of populations of a tree species widely used in restoration projects in the Atlantic Forest of Brazil, Centrolobium tomentosum, exploring the potential of active restoration in successfully reestablishing populations with higher chances of long-term perpetuation in agricultural landscapes.
Our study offers insights into the characteristics of the immune response of an ESC derived tissue in the incipient stages following transplantation and suggests potential strategies to inhibit cell damage to ensure their long-term perpetuation and functionality in CRT.
This article adopts the term sustainability, since it covers more than persistence, long-term effectiveness, or perpetuation of efforts.
And second, Russia's interests will lie in a long-term settlement with a stable Ukraine, not the perpetuation of conflict – even a "frozen" one – in the east.
The long-term stability of transgenes, which have been randomly integrated into the genome, and the perpetuation of their expression are beneficial for any genetically engineered organism.
Single exposures do not always confer protection against successive infections, leading to perpetuation in bat populations, but repeated exposure has been shown to provide long-term immunity (up to a year) and reduced susceptibility (120).
The presence of apparently healthy long-term carriers possibly shedding the virus as suggested by some authors [ 9– 12] would further facilitate the indefinite perpetuation of the disease.
Short-term frustration for long-term gain".
Style, short-term shaping, long-term architecture.
