Sentence examples for persist better from inspiring English sources

As these challenges persist better understanding of hydraulic fracture behavior for various reservoir conditions is still an important topic for research.

Phages, either lytic or temperate, usually persist better in water environments than their bacterial hosts do [28], [29].

Our data indicated that E. carotovora (Fig. 6A) and L. innocua (Fig. 6B) did not persist better in PGRP-SBΔ5 mutants than in wild-type flies, although surprisingly, the median persistence of E. carotovora at 48 h was somewhat lower in PGRP-SBΔ5 mutants than in wild-type flies.

On the level of Enterobacteriales, the links persist better in non-motif connections.

Therefore, non-genetic cell-to-cell phenotypic variation seems to underlie the response of M. tuberculosis to antibiotics and the dogma that slow-growing cells are predisposed to persist better in the presence of antibiotics is not universally true.

Behavioural plasticity can not only allow species to persist better in their current (changed) habitat but can also facilitate colonization of new habitats, that is, it can enhance gene flow (Crispo 2008), which then has further evolutionary effects.

As expected, cheaters persisted better at low relatedness than at high relatedness.

Diallo et al describe the antibody persistence in 2- to 29-year-olds, demonstrating that antibodies at 1 and 4 years following immunization with PsA-TT persist significantly better than following polysaccharide vaccination.

Finally, we provide evidence that the SO2 mutant persists better in mouse organs than BCG.

This finding is compatible with the theory that the virus persists better in the colder environments of the northern US than the warmer environment of southern US states.

Evidence suggests that those with a growth mindset seek out feedback on how to get better, persist with work for longer and cope better with change – all attitudes teachers want to develop in their young charges.