Sentence examples for persistence results from inspiring English sources
However, this persistence results in a new problem, the so-called "democratic deficit".
The apparent persistence results from historical conservatism of the nature of the organism to the extent that niches are real, they are products of the nature of the organism, not the nature of the conditions.
A further social benefit arises if persistence results in more efficient use of resources, so that a higher carrying capacity could be achieved when the population allocates more to persister function.
These correlations were highest in our occipito-temporal ROIs and always higher for animals (always r>.76) than faces (always r>.60), which suggests that although our animal persistence results were more variable across subjects; these variable behavioral results were accurately reflected in our fMRI measure of persistence.
Persistence has been shown to be important for the generation of long-lasting protective immunity in vivo [43], supported by previous studies which demonstrated that BCG persistence results in prolonged antigen presentation and generation of memory CD8+ T cells in mice [44].
The second paradoxical result is that when both types of movement are present in the same population, persistence results are often worse than those for a population possessing just one of the two processes, even if the 'total movement scale' (the sum of larval dispersal distance and adult home-range size) is the same (Figures 8).
Her persistence resulted in her being chosen as one of four athletes from East Timor to compete in the Sydney Games.
But the book gives a fine account of how one man's persistence resulted in total legal defeat of what was the country's largest corporate entity.
But Mr. Pinsky's persistence resulted in an offer that brought Stanford University, among others, calling, and the city regained some of its luster.
In this section, we establish a persistence result for system (1.2).
In this section, we establish a uniform persistence result for system (1.2).
