'persistence study' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to research or an academic project that focuses on the degree to which something remains unchanged or consistent over a period of time. For example: "Our research team has been conducting a persistence study to examine how consistent our customer's preferences have been over the past year."
Three hundred four provided a sample for antibody persistence, of whom 302 received TIV (2 withdrew before receipt of TIV), and 19 took part in the persistence study alone.
The year 18 results (or previous timepoint if no year 18 timepoint was available) of the persistence study, was used to determine eligibility criteria into the immune memory study.
The naturalistic PERsistence Study of Ibandronate ver Sus alendrona Te (PERSIST) study in the UK (Cooper et al 2006) compared persistence times among women in primary care randomized to 6 months of open-label treatment with monthly oral ibandronate or weekly oral alendronate.
Four years after the trial began and at the kick-off meeting for the antibody persistence study, this community intervention to improve nutrition was still a major topic of discussion at the community meetings, with key leaders applauding the research team's efforts and impact.
In patients treated with latanoprost, travoprost, or bimatoprost, the Glaucoma Adherence and Persistence Study (GAPS) [ 11] identified the need for additional IOP reduction and the presence of ocular adverse events, especially hyperemia, to be the main factors affecting continuation with therapy and medication changes.
In total, assessments were completed for 44 bioaccumulation studies and 90 persistence studies, and the scores are summarized in Additional file 1: Tables S2 through 5.
This problem was not apparent in some earlier persistence studies since excluding patients from analyses based on postindex experience would be expected to overestimate persistence rates.
These data suggest potential benefits of ACWY-TT conjugate vaccination over MenPS in this age-group, although this would need to be confirmed with antibody persistence studies.
For instance, exclusion of early therapy failures in related persistence studies has been criticised for excluding patients who discontinued therapy for reasons such as lack of efficacy or side effects [ 28].
It must be noted that the final portion of the transgene persistence studies; i.e., germination of seed collected from field grown plants were carried out under optimal growth chamber conditions.
A total of 35 of the 76 reviewed studies assessed clinical endpoints (45%) including compliance and persistence (24 studies), likelihood of receiving treatment (14 studies), and clinical outcomes (7 studies).
