Sentence examples for promoting persistence from inspiring English sources

Desertification is a pressing issue throughout most of the arid steppe; revegetation efforts resulted in robust communities, in addition to promoting persistence of E. argus, which is endemic and threatened.

Thus, promoting persistence of coastal dune forest birds beyond protected areas may be important for both bird and forest conservation and is in line with recent shifts in conservation ideology from a strictly protected area based approach to a wider consideration of biodiversity in human modified landscapes [8], [9].

This could be explained by small numbers of women in some subgroups, or by an overriding role of baseline vaginal microbiota associated with BV promoting persistence in this group —rather than "reinfection" or exposure to another causative factor through sex[14], [16], [35], [36].

This lack of correlation is reportedly promoting persistence of the disease (19 ).

Major (2005) [ 41] reported that the learning environment plays a central role in promoting persistence in students as it provides catalysts for frequent and consistent interaction in formal and informal settings which results in active engagement with the learning process.

Deficiency in type 1 and 3 IFNs following viral infection in asthma is proposed to be a fundamental impairment in the innate immune response promoting persistence of a viral infection and the development of an exacerbation of asthma.

While the majority of HPV infections are cleared within 2 years, persistent infections and the presence of risk factors that promote persistence may lead to the development of precancerous and cancerous lesions in a small fraction of women.

Spatiotemporal resource continuity promotes persistence of mobile animal populations.

Management efforts to promote persistence of fishes in fire-prone landscapes can take the form of four basic alternatives: (1) pre-fire management; (2) post-fire management; (3) managing fire itself (e.g. fire fighting); and (4) monitoring and adaptive management.

Whether risk factors that promote incidence are the same as those that promote persistence or recurrence is not clear.

Our results therefore support a model in which the expression of relE, relF and relK might promote persistence of this pathogen by cooperatively arresting bacterial growth at later stages of macrophage infection [21].