Sentence examples for persistence needed from inspiring English sources

Strong visions of the future have played a part in the irrational persistence needed to push through transformative technological change: whether that is the development of alternating current or PayPal.

But that was the beauty of the entire process: while my student was learning a lot through experience, I was able to learn alongside him, modeling the grit, problem-solving, and persistence needed to accomplish something challenging in a really authentic way.

Previous research from this laboratory found that the information persistence needed for recognition of transient discrete shape cues is affected by the level of ambient room illumination [ 5].

The smoother the plug end, the more persistence needed to wedge it on tightly enough.

Cells moving without persistence need a chemotaxis bias for each new pseudopod, while cells moving persistently will accumulate directional accuracy at each subsequent pseudopod.

Chemotaxis may represent another field of cell biology where persistence could be critical, because cells moving without persistence need a chemotaxis bias for each new pseudopod, while cells moving persistently will accumulate directional accuracy at each subsequent pseudopod.

Effective management and reconstruction of habitat to enhance species persistence needs to be informed by organism-centric approaches to evaluating alternative habitat scenarios.

Because continuous anticoagulant treatment is crucial for providing optimal stroke protection in atrial fibrillation (AF), treatment persistence needs to be assessed prospectively in daily care cohorts and risk factors, and the management of rivaroxaban discontinuation needs to be evaluated.

Anyone who doubts her persistence need only consider the 1978 world junior championships, where in her opening match, Luan's opponent stabbed her with her foil.

"DDT specifically has an advantage over other insecticides when long persistence is needed on porous surfaces, such as unpainted mud walls, which are found in many African communities, particularly in rural or semi-urban areas," the agency pointed out.

As with other aspects of arid shrubland ecology (see Freilich et al. 2003), examination of different grazing practices relative to biocrust persistence is needed.