Sentence examples for natural persistent from inspiring English sources

That said, human-induced climate changes there, and elsewhere, will, over the coming decades, reach the amplitude of known past and natural persistent variations, if the models are correct.

This study suggests that the combination of Bacillus pumilus BS-27 and Bacillus subtilis BS-58 provides the natural, persistent and durable potential to enhance the nutritive value of the crop.

Pessimism is the natural and persistent bedfellow of England supporters.

In addition, for the LES model, which in theory should provide the most realistic representation of the flow field, it appears that further to the sub-optimal computational set-up, as well as the uncertainty and natural variability persistent in the real world, has resulted in diminished performance.

This might reflect the difference between the immune competent naïve state in mouse models and the specific immune hyporesponsiveness during the natural HCV persistent infection.

The genus Populus has persistent natural hybrids because clonal and sexual reproduction is common.

Misconceptions about natural selection are persistent; we are more likely to overcome these with repeated instruction using a variety of approaches (Kalinowski et al. 2013).

This is the situation described above, in which standard neo-Darwinian natural selection engenders persistent, adaptive change at the population level which, over time, is extrapolated into larger-scale patterns.

To evaluate, through clinical and transthoracic echocardiography (TTE) follow-up, the natural history of persistent pericardial effusion (PE) after postoperative day 15 in patients who were given and were not given anticoagulant therapy.

Little is known about how different strains of A. phagocytophilum propagate in their natural hosts during persistent infection.

However, CHC has a more progressive natural history with persistent inflammation associated with liver fibrosis and cirrhosis.