Sentence examples for to persist close from inspiring English sources

Research by Hurst et al. 1999 has shown that good reservoir quality is inferred to be present almost to the pinch-out limit of sand units, where abrupt termination of beds is associated with infill allowing similar grain size and bed thickness to persist close to the pinch-out.

Thus, localized, cell-mediated degradation and MSC migration from the hydrogels are suspected, particularly as ∼10% of the total transplanted MSC population was shown to persist in close proximity (within ∼650 μm) to grafts 7 weeks after complete hydrogel degradation.

Those dealing in "outfits that are semi-naked, naked, transparent, or tight in a way that reveals part of the woman's body" will be fined and, if they persist, closed down.

Some β grains persisted close to the TGO at grain boundaries, together with Y2O3 and Cr23C6 particles.

The FTSE 100 and Germany's DAX 30 persisted close to record highs, while US GDP softened slightly.

Policymakers should learn from these disasters and close regulatory loopholes that allow unicorns to persist in limbo between private and public status for extended periods of time.

Close and defining linkages between politics and economics are likely to persist in 2013.

When asked if that counted as meeting the ECB target of inflation below but close to 2%, Draghi said: "Not really, so we have to persist".

As persistence is closer to the value of 'zero," it is an indication of a higher tendency to persist rather than decline or increase.

In addition, the habitable zone is located closer to the star so that planets receive the heating necessary for liquid water to persist.

To persist or not to persist?