Sentence examples for persistence of which from inspiring English sources

In the Mideast, now is the time for a fresh Bush diplomatic initiative to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict -- the persistence of which is toxic for America's influence -- and to revive the Syrian-Israeli negotiations.

"Form", "nature" and "essence" than, refer to something in virtue of the persistence of which an individual retains its identity.

Conservation networks, such as the European Natura 2000, are sets of designated reserves, the persistence of which requires the contribution of the non-protected territory in terms of connectivity.

Furthermore, antibiotic residues ingested by avian scavengers may select for antibiotic resistance, the emergence, dissemination and persistence of which represents a major health problem in human and veterinary medicine worldwide [1], [4].

One type of environmental change under scrutiny is the foundation of a new population into a novel environment, the persistence of which is envisaged as a race between demographic and evolutionary process (Gomulkiewicz and Holt 1995).

The anti-HA antibody, the development and persistence of which were negatively influenced by ceftiofur, are the most important in neutralizing the virus, and thus prevention of the disease [ 26].

He has used the lines and structures of Antoni Gaudí's buildings and has even looked to the 1931 masterpiece of the surrealist painter Salvador Dalí, "The Persistence of Memory," which features images of soft melting pocket watches, for inspiration.

Mauritania has over the years been criticized for what human rights organisations say is the persistence of slavery, which the government denies.

She felt subjective improvement in vision after 2 weeks, however, complained of persistence of scotomata, which was more prominent while reading.

In this context, the model integrates in its design the concept of persistence of vision, which enables humans to see the world in a continuous fashion.

Immunization at an age above 5 years of age seems to result in a prolonged persistence of antibodies which gradually increases with age of immunization.