The phrase "persistent steps" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means, "consistent actions or efforts taken to achieve a goal or solve a problem." It can be used in situations where an individual is making a continuous effort towards something, despite facing challenges or obstacles. Example: Despite facing numerous rejections, she continued taking persistent steps towards her dream of becoming a published author. Eventually, her persistence paid off and her first book was published to great success.
Therefore, the movement of amoeboid Dictyostelium cells may be described by relatively straight runs of persistent steps mediated by pseudopod splittings and random turns by de novo pseudopodia.
In conclusion, the movement of Dictyostelium cells is composed of de novo pseudopodia leading to random turns, and of alternating right/left splitting pseudopodia giving rise to the observed relatively straight run of persistent steps.
Dictyostelium cells move by extending pseudopodia, either in the direction of the previous pseudopod (persistent step) or in a different direction (turn).
These experiments revealed that in the presence of PNU-120596 and 10 µM choline, low densities of expression of CA1 pyramidal α7* nAChRs generate persistent step-like currents which cause transient depolarizations and occasionally, may trigger bursts of action potentials (Figure 5).
In order to prove the persistence of system (1.3) (see [27, Theorem 4.2]), we divided the proof process into two steps: Step 1, we show that system (1.3) is uniformly weakly ρ-persistent; Step 2, by the relative compactness of the orbit (Phi (t,(x_{i0},y_{i0}(cdot),v_{0}))), system (1.3) is uniformly strongly ρ-persistent.
What we learn from the fight against food adulteration is that persistent, concrete steps in research, policy, and social action can grow into systemic change.
To date, according to Global Initiative for Asthma guidelines, 26 LTRAs are recommended as alternative controller medications for adults with mild persistent asthma (step 2).
Be persistent with your Steps to Knowledge practice.
For the initiation of treatment, the GINA recommended step 2 for most treatment naïve patients with persistent symptoms, while step 3 was recommended for severely uncontrolled disease [ 1].
The initiation of asthma treatment has evolved from being based on severity index to achieving asthma control by recommending step 2 for most treatment naïve patients with persistent symptoms and step 3 for severely uncontrolled disease.
Persistent changes include step-like changes and trend changes that occur just after the earthquake (Fig. 5).
