Sentence examples similar to a persistent review from inspiring English sources

Polychlorinated dibenzo- p-dioxins (PCDDs), polychlorinated dibenzofurans (PCDFs), polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), and related dioxin-like compounds (DLCs) represent a diverse group of contaminants, many of which are highly toxic, and both environmentally and biologically persistent (reviewed by Mandal 2005).

"The C.C.R.B. has, unfortunately, still not established itself as a credible investigative unit," said Norman Siegel, the Civil Liberties Union's executive director and a persistent critic of the review board, which he helped create in 1993.

For the purpose of this review, we will consider a persistent pneumothorax as an air leak persisting beyond 2 days.

Of children with even severe gender dysphoria and cross-sex identification, about 85% do not develop a persistent transsexual identity in adolescence (reviewed in [ 7]).

The president's tweets — which are rarely drafted with staff and were not part of the administration's 2017 policy review — have been a persistent wild card in an otherwise conventional U.S. strategy toward Pyongyang.

Some years ago, a persistent English guidebook carried a generally complimentary review of Shopsin's that started with a phrase like "Although it has no décor".

The timing of both the cadaver story and the Clinton review, and their consequent claim on front-page real estate, are symptoms of a persistent genetic disposition.

A persistent Djokovic.

"A persistent muddler.

A persistent television archive.

A persistent preoperative tachycardia.