Sentence examples for persistently taking from inspiring English sources
Subsequently, this aspect of memory function exhibited a deficit as a result of the mesial temporal cortices persistently taking on this compensatory role.
The origin of this assumption can be dated back to 1949 when Donald Hebb proposed his famous Hebbian learning rule: 'When an axon of cell A is near enough to excite cell B and repeatedly or persistently takes part in firing it, some growth process or metabolic changes take place in one or both cells such that A's efficiency as one of the cells firing B, is increased' [60].
But Guevara persistently took five.
Applied to medication adherence, implementation intentions increase the likelihood that a medication is persistently taken on time.
Hebb proposed that connections between two neurons are strengthened when one neuron repeatedly or persistently takes part in firing the other neuron (presynaptic and postsynaptic activity being the two factors) [ 36], a proposition now known as Hebb's rule.
This is consistent with the previous findings by others [ 40], suggesting that in contrast to EBV-infected B cells in which EBV infection persistently takes place in cultured B cells, an in vitro environment invariably excludes the EBV genome from epithelial cells.
Even Wit Capital Director of Research Jonathan Cohen, who doesn't follow the stock, but has always been vocal about his "persistently cautious" take on the e-tailer's prospects, agreed that the cutbacks may be nothing big.
Some countries, including Denmark and Germany, supported the idea of financial penalties for countries that persistently refused to take back illegal immigrants or that did little to stop trafficking in people.
This is the reason why the majority of scientists and researchers are persistently attempting to take a shot at novel elements of nanotechnology.
His psychosis is persistent and it is clear that he needs an antipsychotic, but he persistently refused to take one.
In the late 1940s, neuroscientist Donald Hebb proposed that if one neuron persistently and repeatedly takes part in firing a second neuron, the connection between the two neurons will be strengthened.
