Sentence examples for longest persistence from inspiring English sources

The sensitivity analysis extending the maximum interval between consecutive LDL-C measurements from 1 to 2 years shifted individuals toward the group with the longest persistence.

The results show that ARBs, although having only slight advantages in systolic (but not diastolic) blood pressure reduction, resulted in the longest persistence with treatment over a period of 4 years.

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.

Occitan and Catalan are conservative in character; the long persistence of Roman schools in South Gaul is often seen as the cause of stability there.

As I listened to hereditary peers talking about the service given by their ancestors over centuries I was moved by the length and strength of it, the sheer virtue of continuity, the quality of long persistence.

No convincing, definitive explanation has yet been found for the long persistence of these signal abnormalities.

We consistently observe a long persistence length in our fibers, suggesting that this reflects the stiffness of our nanofibers.

These wires have a high aspect ratio of at least 500 and a long persistence length over 100 µm.

In natural, reclaimed and agricultural soils, a high severity (contact angle) of repellency does not necessarily denote long persistence (WDPT) or high CWC.

These results suggest that formation and long persistence of MIL is an important factor to investigate propagation of atmospheric gravity waves in the mesosphere-lower thermosphere (MLT) region.