Persistence definition

Persistence means a student has enrolled for a subsequent term in any institution that leads to graduation.

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Persistence means the quality of a material that retains more than half of its initial activity after one year (365 days) in either a dark anaerobic or dark aerobic environment at ambient conditions. Persistent compounds are either halogenated organic compounds (HOC) or polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) as defined in this section.

Persistence means the percentage of energy-saving effectiveness remaining in a particular year compared to the initial year of the measure's installation or implementation. Persistence is a function of the following two (2) factors:

Examples of Persistence in a sentence

• Adjunct faculty members participating in the Persistence Project can reallocate some of their semester office hours to the first few weeks of classes to accommodate the time spent with students as a requirement of the project.

• Our employees are encouraged to display the corporate values of: Leadership, Respect, Focus, Performance and Persistence in their working endeavours.

• Persistence, after the imposition of an administrative sanction by the OSINERGMIN, in the failure to uphold its obligations for the provision of the Service by the established deadlines and in accordance with the safety regulations and quality standards established in the Contract and the Applicable Laws and Provisions, provided that such sanctions have been ruled final and binding via administrative channels, or by the courts in case the respective contentious administrative proceeding has been brought.

• Persistence of treatment effect will be evaluated by determining the difference between study arms for ‘absolute change from baseline’ for FEV1 at 45 days, 6 months, and 1 year.

• Persistence of treatment effect will be evaluated by determining the difference between study arms for ‘percentage change from baseline’ for FEV1 at 45 days, 6 months, and 1 year.

More Definitions of Persistence

Persistence means a claim that the product will deliver a longer action than only the immediate reduction of microorganisms.

Persistence. —in a collegiate context means those students who continue to be enrolled at an institution of higher education from one term to the next, or one year to the next.

Persistence means continuation despite problems or difficulties. “PFMC” means the Pacific Fishery Management Council.

Persistence means the percentage of energy-saving effectiveness remaining in a particular year compared to the initial

Persistence means environmental persistence, as specified in section 69405.3. 19

Persistence means the DSM measure’s effectiveness of a DSM measure over time. The effectiveness of a DSM measure is represented as the percentage of energy-saving effectiveness remaining in a particular year compared to the initial year of the measure’s installation or implementation. The measure of effectiveness is a function of the following two (2) factors:

Persistence means the percentage of energy-saving effectiveness remaining in a particular year compared to the initial year of the measure’s installation or implementation.