Sentence examples for persistent mechanism from inspiring English sources

This suggests that although ENSO has a strong influence in the occurrence of dengue epidemics in coastal Ecuador, other variables (e.g., immunity) are also involved in the process and/or that there is a persistent mechanism for the climate's biannual contribution in the dengue spectrum.

Both acute and persistent mechanisms indicate that a systemic pathway initiated in photoreceptors and visual systems of female flies, processed centrally through neural circuits that can encode memories, leads to neuroendocrine signaling that impinges on developing egg chambers where it activates caspase-signaling cascades.

This persistent circulation mechanism transports heat from the latitudes of greatest solar insolation to the latitudes of the subtropical ridges.

Furthermore, a new persistent luminescence mechanism was proposed in this article.

After successive feature operations on a part body, topology based persistent identification mechanism generates ambiguity problem that usually stems from topology splitting and topology merging.

To avoid the loss of these metrics, a persistent storage mechanism must be used as timely collection and analysis of monitoring is the primary use case of Varanus and not long term storage.

In the macro parametrics approach of iCAD lab of KAIST a topology based persistent identification mechanism is applied which will solve the ambiguity problem arising from topology splitting and also in case of topology merging.

But the idea of an experience-dependent toggling between basal and facilitated states is ultimately consistent with either a persistent priming mechanism or covert memory.

Instead it depends on a different persistent cellular mechanism that drives synaptic change in order to enable the expression of memory.

It attenuates persistent pain mechanisms, including the central sensitization and hyperexcitability of the spinal and supraspinal pain-transmitting pathways.

This may be due to lack of long-term knowledge of the subject and his or her persistent coping mechanisms.