Sentence examples for time persistent from inspiring English sources

An increasing number of species with efficient dispersal strategies either in space (long distance dispersal) or in time (persistent seed bank) were found.

Consistent with expectations spatial variation dominated the total variance of municipal homicide rates around the national average, indicating the presence of time persistent regional clusters of homicide rates.

Over time, persistent ECFs tend to develop thicker walls with lower T2-weighted signal from fibrosis, and decreasing intensity of contrast enhancement.

Over time persistent willpower converts into automatic habits, so going through the motions of resisting certain impulses can become second nature if you work for it.

After that time, persistent asymmetries can be corrected, starting always with small amounts of the product.

Immune response may lead to chronic inflammation in the targeted organs after long time persistent infection with HCV.

"What our military really wants is real-time persistent surveillance," says Jeffrey Evanson, an analyst at Dougherty & Co. "You have to watch the bad guys for a long time to catch them in an act".

We note that there is a lower prevalence of CIN2+ in women with short-time persistent HPV infections in the higher age group.

A long-time persistent bacterial clone in a burn unit is submitted to the selective pressure imposed by the general use of topical antimicrobial agents.

The prevalence of CIN2+ in women with a short-time persistent HPV infection varied from 49% in women of age 30 39 years to 24% in women of age 50 65 years (Table 2).

By repeating the HPV test within a few months of the primary test, and performing clinical follow-up only on women with a short-time persistent HPV infection, we obtained a higher specificity for the entire age spectrum of women 30 65 years of age in comparison with primary high-risk HPV testing.