Sentence examples for the increased persistence from inspiring English sources
The increased persistence of predator prey systems when interactions are distributed through the space has been acknowledged by both empirical and theoretical studies.
The increased persistence exhibited by the SO2 phoP mutant could result in prolonged exposure to the immune system and consequently in long-term immunogenicity.
Subcutaneous injections of 15 µg/animal were performed daily for the recombinant product and twice weekly for the pegylated product, taking into consideration the increased persistence of the pegylated IL-18.
Overall, this study suggests that cigarette smoke may promote C. albicans pathogenesis, supporting both the increased persistence of this pathogen in smokers and the severity of candidiasis.
The increased persistence associated with insulin glargine, as shown in this study, may lead to better clinical outcomes, 41 and potentially improve work-related outcomes.
Even when BOK was deleted in combination with BAX (Bok −/− Bax −/− ) or BAK (Bok −/− Bak −/− ), only minor effects were observed, most notably the increased persistence of primordial follicle oocytes in aged Bok −/− Bax −/− females.
We are not aware of any other reports of increased persistent infection in other genital sites than the cervix, although increased persistence in the anus relative to the cervix has been reported in immunocompromised women [ 26].
The carbamate prodrug is intended to be a slowly reversible inhibitor of acetylcholinesterase (AChE) along the lines of the stigmines thereby allowing increased persistence of released acetylcholine within the synaptic cleft.
As development proceeds, elevated centrality may lead activity at such sites to be correlated with that at distal regions of the cortex, leading to increased persistence of afferent projections.
Remnant bacterial cells and EPS may also make the biogenic Mn-oxide more thermodynamically stable and cause increased persistence of the mineral phase.
We found the single free food presentation increased persistence of responding in extinction.
