Sentence examples for persistent through time from inspiring English sources
These results suggest that asperities are persistent through time and that the asperity distribution represents the spatial heterogeneity of frictional strength on the plate interface.
Yet a new study of the fossil record may have researchers wondering not why beetles are so diverse today, but how they've been so doggedly persistent through time.
Thus species are reproductive communities with spatiotemporal dimensions: they are spread out in space, and form persistent lineages through time.
However, it has been argued that parasites should be of particular interest to evolutionary-developmental biology precisely because their tight associations with host species create "highly integrated reproductive developmental ecological systems" that are persistent through space and time [ 15].
Seabirds revealed both persistent and variable relationships through time.
We hypothesize that Bartonella in the spleen indicated early or ongoing bacteremia, whereas bartonellae in the heart valves, in their absence in the spleen, indicated valvular bacterial localization, possibly facilitating persistent infection that could evolve through time to endocarditis.
Fluorescence emission from QDs on progeny cells was persistent through the second-generation time (~240 min) until all of the progeny cells lost their cell-bound QDs during the third generation time (~360 min).
This edge expansion through time, together with persistent differences in vegetation between logged and old-growth forests for at least 66 years, raise questions as to whether or not forest management involving fast rotations between logging events can maintain biodiversity.
The findings that defense (aggregative behaviour) increase when predators are present could be just the result of complex patterns of (plastic) cooperation among strains which change through time, for instance as a response to persistent predation risk.
The theory of fundamental causes [ 2] posits that SES can be a cause of poor health because it can be persistent over time and it influences multiple disease outcomes, through disease risk factors and mechanisms.
