Sentence examples for persistent matter from inspiring English sources

A persistent matter of concern in genomic data is the occurrence of errors, due to the difficulty of ensuring uniform quality control in such massive datasets.

Second, its specificity is a persistent matter of debate, as several studies have reported that FSP1 can be expressed by leukocytes, particularly macrophages [ 19, 21- 26].

However, as UV254 is related to aromatics, it is more closely associated with persistent organic matter (e.g., the humic fraction of natural organic matter) rather than total organic content.

But from my experience, it is up to consumers to be vigilant and persistent — no matter how frustrating it is to repeatedly call, e-mail and fax the force-placed insurance company.

But this only occurs if you remain persistent no matter what your current situation may be at the moment.

We would therefore hypothesize these patches to build up a lot of persistent organic matter, with good water retention also aided by the shaded regime above-ground.

"No matter how careful you are, the age of the material you started with is a persistent issue," Mr. Miller said.

And he believes that without persistent pressure, the matter would not be dealt with.

(It's worth pointing out, too, that the PCBs that concentrate in farmed salmon similarly concentrate in pigs and chickens. A PCB is the same persistent carcinogen no matter what form of flesh delivers it to the human digestive tract).

There is little excuse for drifts of rubbish in a city with massive underemployed manpower, nor for water shortages when the annual rainfall is over three metres.If basic administrative procedures are not improved cholera will remain a persistent problem, no matter how much hand-washing is preached.

Recently, persistent brain white matter lesions were demonstrated in eclamptic women when imaged 6 weeks after delivery.