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The former type of stressor has a fixed identifiable time point, while the latter occurs more subtly and is more persistent.

However, humans also ingest p,p′ -DDE directly, as it is present in foods containing animal fat and is more persistent than its parent compound (Longnecker et al. 1997).

Elevation of GGT occurs at an early stage and is more persistent than that of ALP in cholestatic disorders (Whitfield 2001); the correlation between GGT and ALP in the present population was r = 0.29.

In fact, a study by University of Rochester proves that optimists also tend to be healthier, live longer, and are more persistent.

As noted by Bandura, perceived high team creative efficacy can increase subordinates' motivation to pursue a team's shared creative goals and pushes them to make more efforts and be more persistent.

PubMed users are more likely to reformulate queries and are more persistent in seeking information.

Han says, "Ai's criticism is more direct and he is more persistent on a single issue.

Notably, astrocytes make very close contacts with synapses and astrocyte reaction after nerve injury, arthritis, and tumor growth is more persistent than microglial reaction, and displays a better correlation with chronic pain behaviors.

At higher temperatures and pH, ammonia is more persistent in its toxic, un-ionised form.

"We recognise the positive steps that Crystal Cruises have taken to minimise their impact, working with local communities and in particular choosing not to burn heavy fuel oil in the Arctic, which is more persistent and damaging to wildlife if spilled.

The difference is that fatigue from stress or lack of sleep usually subsides after a good night's rest, while other fatigue is more persistent and may be debilitating even after restful sleep.