Sentence examples for major persistent from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, the onset of DPN was not associated with any major persistent changes in gene expression profiles in either sciatic nerve endoneurium or DRG.

Digests of nucleosomes reconstituted onto Fragments A5 (67) and A3 revealed major persistent pauses that mapped to the borders of the positioned nucleosome as reported previously for Fragment 67 [37], [37].

Since the discovery of lush communities of specialized animals associated with deep-sea vents [1] and cold-seeps [2] the question of biogeography of the inhabitants of these isolated chemosynthesis-based ecosystems has been one of the major persistent questions [3], [4], [5], [6], [7], [8], [9], [10], [11], [12].

To our knowledge this is the first time the presence of the three newly discovered polyomavirus has been investigated in childhood CNS tumours and so far the results are negative, indicating that MCPyV, KI and WU polyomaviruses do not play a major, persistent role in oncogenesis of childhood CNS tumours.

The HRH situation was described in April 2004 by the MoH as "dangerously close to collapse" and as a "major, persistent and deepening crisis" [ 23].

Of these, urinary incontinence and erectile dysfunction represent the major persistent problems after RP that have an obvious negative impact on HRQOL [ 1].

The inhibitory effect of bacteriophage against lactic acid starters is still recognized as one of the major and persistent troubles in dairy fermentations.

"Smoking in films remains a major and persistent driver of smoking uptake among children and young people, which the actions of irresponsible film makers, incompetent regulators and insouciant politicians are abjectly failing to control," wrote Alison Lyons and John Britton from the centre.

In my own (Fan's) field visit to Haiti, specifically to a community financed by individual donations and built by the Red Cross in Taiwan, there were reports that getting building materials and supplies into the country was a major and persistent challenge.

In their introduction to the memoirs, the economists Graham Hacche and Christopher Taylor, who worked for Dow, note that "the main worries for UK watchers when Dow entered the Bank were slower trend productivity growth than in other major economies, persistent balance of payment problems, and an upward trend in inflation".

Other major and persistent risk factors were externalizing problems and male gender.