Sentence examples for persists strongly from inspiring English sources

At E9.5, expression of both Nkx2- 5 and Meis1 persists strongly in the AHF while levels of Meis1 in the distal OFT are reduced.

This negative association between ΔDE and mutation frequency also persists strongly in noncoding regions of the yeast genome (r = −0.940, P < 0.001 at dyad) indicating that this pattern is not driven by any mutational bias imposed by the genetic code.

One-year HR-HPV persistence strongly predicts which infection will continue to persist [ 17] and progress to CIN2/3 [ 18].

Mr. Carlson, the superintendent, agreed that bullying persists but strongly denied that the school environment is generally hostile.

But the sense of having been wronged persists as strongly as ever among many in Iran who do not consider themselves part of the Green Movement.

Since patients in the validation dataset were exclusively treated with radiation-based treatment, and the significant association between OS and MTVwb persists, this strongly suggests the robust prognostic value of MTVwb.

It is because knowledge of necessary connections can be referred to these higher epistemic agents that scientia persists so strongly as an ideal, even while he recognizes the need for a quite different conception of knowledge.

This is especially the case in the UK, where relative unemployment levels persist very strongly over long periods of time.

Either there is little selection for fast or slow growth up to a few weeks post-settlement, or such effects do not persist sufficiently strongly to influence later growth.

The finding of disproportionate integrations into this intron of BACH2 in proliferating and persisting cells strongly suggest that this event favors cell survival: HIV integration just upstream of the start of the coding sequence could lead to promoter insertion-mediated activation (16) and thus dysregulation of the BACH2 gene.

Under certain conditions, memories including affective content persist more strongly over time than memories lacking emotional tone (Kensinger 2004).