Sentence examples for printing persisted from inspiring English sources
Woodcut printing persisted into the 16th century under artists such as Dürer, Holbein, and Amman, after which engraving techniques superseded woodcuts.
The immobilized FGF-2 was biologically active and the printed patterns persisted up to 10 days under cell culture conditions.
A plate rotation may have an affect on a single microarray batch if it occurs during array printing or may persist across many print batches if it happens during a 96-well (PCR) process step.
And worries about the possibility of inflation from governments printing money to ease deficits persisted.
Since the war, a good many Arabs have been killed or maimed because, in spite of repeated warnings, printed and oral, they have persisted in collecting live shells left lying around all over the countryside by Rommel's Afrika Korps and Montgomery's Eighth Army.
All these symbols persisted until long after printing became common.
Our analysis of newspaper coverage of ocular gene transfer identified minor differences in coverage in Canadian, UK and US print media, but the same essential concerns persisted.
Later, as sole proprietor, he persisted in airing his views even though his printing office was repeatedly wrecked by proslavery mobs.
I've given up on the idea that I'll ever actually print any of my photographs, which was a fantasy that persisted for at least a decade from the time I got my first DSLR.
I have persisted with it and am hoping to still get this published in a print journal one day.
