Sentence examples for persistently maintain from inspiring English sources
Lassa virus is transmitted by the mouse Mastomys natalensis, which persistently maintain the infection, likely through many years of coevolution.
What's more important is having the discipline to persistently maintain that presence with regular updates.
These new better-controlled data confirm that cells that are able to persistently maintain exogenous Id1 activity eventually favour mesoderm rather than ectoderm or endoderm fates, in keeping with our original observations.
As the problems of Enron have unfolded, the White House has persistently maintained that no American official did anything specific to help the company when it was heading toward bankruptcy.
Despite Judd's refusal to honor the agreement, Marty persistently maintains his part of it.
We observe these oligomers to have a defined size limit through the ring canal, and they are persistently maintained throughout the transport process (Movie S5).
Remarkably, the axons persistently maintained the same path in the open planar area between the microtubes for all the spacing (20 40 μm) we examined.
The methylome, in contrast has a lag phase and only slowly returns back to the initial configuration, with some regions persistently maintaining their altered methylation pattern.
Cumulatively, all available evidence indicates that LBV is likely persistently maintained in Megachiroptera populations in South Africa and other African countries where LBV has been reported in the past.
These results validated the GEP data confirming that the level of TXNIP RNA significantly increased upon "subacutely" increasing and persistently maintaining elevated levels of glucose (chronic conditions), while TXR RNA message remained unchanged.
We compared the ratios within and between gene families (fig. 2) and found that genes in the same gene family tend to have higher ratios than genes from different families (P < 1 × 10−15, the t-test), indicating that a gene family tends to be persistently maintaining its phenotype.
