Above all, perhaps, to be successful in academia you need to develop your persistence and preserve your creativity no matter what.
Many tenants hail Ms. Bordonaro as the savior who through her dedication and persistence preserved their home.
This means ethnic persistence preserves the immigrant-native gap in risk proclivity, while assimilation closes it.
On dualist assumptions, personal identity is preserved by the persistence of the soul between death and resurrection.
In generating synthetic time series of hydrological processes at sub-annual scales, it is important to preserve seasonal characteristics and short-term persistence.
As for Verizon's decision to preserve the booth, he cited the extreme persistence of Mr. Flacks, who has gained a local reputation for being territorial about street phone booths, particularly "his" glass phone booths.
If, however, being partially the same is a legitimate form of persistence, then we get to preserve both personal identity and the datum that we are mutable.
The resulting differential geometry based object-oriented persistent homology is able to preserve desirable geometric features in the evolutionary filtration and enhances the corresponding topological persistence.
For this reason, understanding the genetic consequences of habitat fragmentation is useful to predict the fate of populations and establish management practices aimed to preserve their evolutionary potential and ensure their long-term persistence (DiBattista 2008).
These patients require lifelong treatment and follow-up care to preserve vision, so long-term patient compliance and medication persistence are essential; otherwise they risk developing elevated IOP levels and additional progressing visual impairment to blindness.
Management practices that preserve dense stands of snags will promote the longer-term persistence of suitable snags as nesting habitat for cavity-nesting birds.
