"persistently provide" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone or something that consistently and continuously offers or supplies something. Example: The company persistently provides high-quality customer service to keep their clients satisfied.
A senior statistician (EC) did the additional reviews, and persistently provided suggestions on how to follow reporting guideline checklists.
CpCDPK4 has a unique zinc finger and special β-mesh configuration that may indicate that it can become persistently active, providing an additional mechanism of regulation to the CaMK family that adds another element to the CDPK drug discovery pathway.
"Although rarely causing any acute illness, hepatitis E infections may become persistent in immunosuppressed patients, putting them at risk of future chronic liver disease, and a policy is needed to identify these persistently infected patients and provide them with appropriate antiviral treatment.
People who persistently self-administer ketamine provide a naturalistic opportunity to investigate whether there are similarities in the behaviors disrupted in schizophrenia and following chronic N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA) receptor antagonism.
Yet governments are persistently averse to providing estimates of how much carbon a policy saves.
The analysis, involving a comparison of 6862 samples, indicated a quasi-linear relationship between the two sets of estimates with the soil estimates providing persistently higher values.
These findings provide an explanation for persistently high level of expression of Ras proteins in many types of human cancer.
These assays provide a frequency of persistently infected cells that can range over 2 logs in the same individual (Eriksson et al., 2013).
Our results suggest that one group affects the general capacity of the ED to provide care as they persistently present with severe episodes requiring urgent staff attention and greater resource allocation.
Mr. Bush said his major legislative accomplishments were a $1.3 trillion tax cut, passed in May, and an education bill, passed this month, that would greatly expand the federal role in public education, mandate annual testing of children in grades three to eight and provide tutoring for children in persistently failing schools.
