Sentence examples for the persistence of links from inspiring English sources

(Left) Distribution of the persistence of links.

The persistence of link ((i,j)) is defined as: p_{ij} = frac{sum_{T} A_{ij}(T)}{M}, (13) where (A_{ij}(T)) is 1 if the link ((i,j)) is in slice T and 0 otherwise, M being the number of slices.

But the persistence of problems linked to prostitution doesn't justify arbitrarily penalizing sex workers who are just trying to survive, nor does it enforce any kind of perceived moral consensus in society.

The reasons for the decay and persistence of links remain various and unknown.

This limited our ability to explore differences across two generations, but highlights the persistence of strong family links in this community that has lived in Bradford for over 6 decades.

At 24 h cross-links were still evident in tumours at both dose levels (Fig.  6a), consistent with the persistence of the cross-linking observed in vitro.

The persistence of folk wisdom linking the common cold virus and winter is nothing to sneeze at.

The persistence of the cross-links over a 48 h period was also examined following a 1 h exposure of CMeC-1 cells to 53nM SG2000, the dose of drug which gives 50%% decrease in tail moment (XL50).

The mechanisms underlying the onset and the persistence of pelvic pain, are linked to the existence of complex circuits, which involve peripheral neural pathways, the spinal cord, and brain areas.

In budding yeast, mus81 yen1 double mutants exhibit a much higher than normal rate of spontaneous chromosome loss, indicating the persistence of DNA structures that link the sister chromatids and cause nondisjunction in these cells (Ho et al. 2010).

The interest in linking the persistence of global poverty to coercion is suggested in the preceding quotation.