Sentence examples for modest persistence from inspiring English sources

One exception to this general pattern involves the relative performance of small-capitalization stocks, which over the last 80 years have shown some modest persistence from year to year.

However, the modest persistence of neutrophils in animals with CCR2−/− BM may reflect a reduction in macrophage-mediated neutrophil clearance (38, 39).

So long as stock market's major trend is not in transition, Professor Wermers has found, there is a modest amount of persistence in funds' year-to-year rankings.

Outside of the Society Island Partula radiation, the small Palauan Partula and Eua clades also show evidence for long-term persistence within modest ranges, but lineage diversification in the Western Partula and Samoana crown clades occurred across much more extensive ranges and necessarily involved multiple episodes of among-archipelago dispersal.

Also, the PV power neural network forecast has strong regression values on all day types whereas the PV power persistence forecast has modest regression values on clear sky and cloudy days.

Persistence with tamoxifen was modest with only 49% continuing therapy for 5 years of those followed up for 5 years or more.

Dispersal by males appears to have the same effect as no dispersal on population persistence.Dispersal does have modest effects on GSD populations when females disperse, but the effects differ between the small and large amounts of dispersal.

The study assessed HPV types using a modest set of primers and HPV type-persistence was not assessed.

"It is a fantastic achievement for an unassuming and modest man who has proved that dedication, hard work, persistence and a passion for the game can eventually achieve the extraordinary," the former Leeds boss said.

Heterocellular hereditary persistence of fetal hemoglobin (HPFH) is a common multifactorial trait characterized by a modest increase of fetal hemoglobin levels in adults.

When TIL were infused into patients, a modest improvement in response rate became apparent, although success was hampered by poor in vivo persistence of transferred cells (Rosenberg et al, 1994).