"persistent attachment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing a strong and ongoing emotional or physical connection between two people or things. Example: Despite living in different cities, their persistent attachment to each other never wavered and they remained best friends for over 20 years.
A persistent attachment to unconventional policies might, however, simply allow governments to postpone indefinitely necessary fiscal reform.
An imbalance of the q/ p ratio causes persistent attachment errors leading to chromosome mis-segregations.
While it is true that there is a difference in the ATPase activity between the two effects, there are also two similarities; a decrease in dynein velocity and a persistent attachment to the microtubule.
Fig. 3 a, b Four months after the diagnosis, spectral-domain OCT cuts through the superonasal CMV lesion demonstrate detached thin necrotic retina with multiple discontinuities and persistent hyaloidal attachment bridging the retinal holes.
In particular, Latin American women are likely to act as secondary workers because of the persistent strong attachment to traditional gender roles and the low levels of women's skills and educational attainment in the region.
If undetected, such persistent incorrect attachment could delay separation of some sisters relative to others, resulting in an asynchronous anaphase phenotype.
The second type had persistent nasal attachment with detachment temporal to the fovea.
Defined as circumferential tears along the ora serrata with persistent vitreous attachment to the posterior retina (ie. No posterior vitreous detachment) [ 28].
To make nomenclature matters even more confusing, those investigators have lumped macular holes with persistent vitreous attachment into that same diagnostic group as VMA.
The advent of optical coherent tomography (OCT) has demonstrated the anatomic features of persistent vitreomacular attachment (VMA) more definitively, including in many asymptomatic or minimally symptomatic patients.
Some have recognized what appears to be a higher rate of persistent vitreomacular attachment among patients with exudative age-related macular degeneration (AMD).
