Sentence examples for persistence patterns from inspiring English sources
Collective emotional states show persistence patterns that are built on the emotional interaction between individuals.
We explore persistence patterns for various types of innovation (i.e., organizational, product and process innovation) and allowing for the moderating impact of firm-level characteristics.
The reversal in persistence patterns may be attributed to an outbreak of plague (Yersinia pestis) during the early 1990s, favoring isolated towns.
Since the Late Devonian crisis was due largely to speciation decline, understanding the extinction and persistence patterns of invasive vs. native species cannot explain the crisis fully; causes of speciation decline must be addressed explicitly.
The persistence patterns of scrapie prevalence and SL frequency are also sensitive to changes in β1.
Most of these studies were motivated by the epidemiology of childhood viral diseases, such as measles, in order to reproduce their observed persistence patterns exhibiting localized extinctions.
As only modern humans are associated with the later stages of the Aurignacian, the duration of this persistence pattern can be assessed via the dating of diagnostic occurrences of such stages.
Finally, we are unable to report whether the differential patterning of cancer awareness observed in this study reflects a continuation of childhood patterns i.e. the 'childhood persistence pattern' or emerges in adolescence i.e. the 'adolescent emergent pattern' [ 70].
For instance, distant serotypes may differ in their persistence pattern in feces (26 ), which could have led to the poor association between mixed infections detected and expected according to our hypothesis.
Placebo corrected blood pressure reductions reported in the meta-analysis of Law et al. [ 9] were multiplied with the persistence pattern at 1 year reported by Conlin et al. [ 18].
Conversely, in a 10-year follow-up study which included 126 COPD patients, Murphy et al. [ 30] observed two distinct patterns of carriage of P. aeruginosa: a more frequent pattern of short-term carriage followed by clearance of the strain in up to half of episodes, and a persistence pattern of the same strain in a quarter of the episodes.
