Sentence examples for persisting new from inspiring English sources

The allele and protein curves almost perfectly overlap (Fig. 5), supporting the above evidence for shorter persistence of synonymous variants due to accelerated microevolution of the protein (i.e. a persisting new allele is most likely to give rise to a new protein haplotype than to a synonymous variant, leading to similar nucleotide and amino acid diversity).

They nonetheless persist; new settlers arrive, and the community grows.

Though traditions persisted, new players were gaining inroads into the dinnerware market in America.

Another UK woman was prosecuted for "false retraction" despite the police knowing the man was violent, and recently one teenager who came to WAR for help would have been prosecuted had she not persisted – new tests found semen where police claimed there was none; the rape prosecution was reopened.

With selfies entering the domain of art, where a scarcity model still persists, new questions arise regarding selfie aesthetics and the nature of their ubiquity.

"But there are rapids ahead, with old imbalances persisting and new ones emerging.

The predicament Mr. Gore faces in persisting with new legal challenges is that unlike the Republicans, who seem to be in lock step behind Mr. Bush for an all-out fight, many Democrats say they would not have the will to keep pressing forward.

We are concerned that old threats to peace are persisting and new ones emerging.

Populations with low genetic diversity may not possess sufficient evolutionary potential to persist under new sources of disturbance, such as climate change, land use changes, or new biologic invasions (Rice and Emery 2003; Harris et al. 2006).

After 30 years of new policies, regulations, procedures, guidelines, agreements, and directives aimed at helping the lakes, old problems persist, and new ones are cropping up.

Others persisted in new forms.