Sentence examples for through the persistent from inspiring English sources

Our observations imply that the breaking of spontaneous symmetry accompanied by localization of PTEN reinforces the cell polarity and that the marked change in persistence length between the VEG and STA states is controlled through the persistent asymmetric localization of F-actin mediated by the PI3K pathway.

Through the persistent efforts of legislators, advocates, patients and family members, parity has finally become a mainstream issue.

Only through the persistent efforts of a theater neophyte, Michael Butler, a polo player from in Oak Brook, Ill.

Then, hungering for a glimpse of the ocean, even through the persistent cloud cover, the four of us drove up the Pacific Coast Highway to Malibu, and pushed the Impala through hairpin turns into the Santa Monica Mountains, where we found the Paramount Ranch.

I want to break through the persistent anxiety of knowing that what we cherish today will depart tomorrow.

This breakthrough came about through the persistent efforts of the Association for Comprehensive Energy Psychology (ACEP) over the course of five years including the use of legal negotiations.

"The Discovery of Global Warming" does cut through much of the persistent hype surrounding the issue.

Hinging on the notorious and violent eviction of the Irish Traveller encampment at Dale Farm, the book roams more widely than that scrapyard in Essex, to the persecution of Gypsies and Travellers through history, and the persistent and unpleasant scapegoating of a people who were different from the moment they arrived on this island in the 16th century and try their best to remain so.

Our findings also raise the intriguing possibility that centrioles may act as information carriers across several cell cycles, for instance through posttranslational modifications of the persistent centriolar proteins reported here.

One of the most enduring memories from the funeral of my friend Michael Kelly, who was killed covering the war in Iraq for Atlantic Monthly, was standing by his open grave in a cemetery in Cambridge, Mass., watching an Army officer in dress uniform make his way through the cold, persistent drizzle and up the small hill to Michael's wife and boys.

Flora, the Red Menace (1965), the story of a department store worker whose boyfriend convinces her to join the Communist Party, marked the Broadway debut of Kander and Ebb as well as Liza Minnelli, who was cast in the lead through the songwriters' persistent lobbying of the director.