The phrase "are always the persistent" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks proper context to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "In any challenging situation, those who succeed are always the persistent."
Alternatives: "are consistently the determined" or "are invariably the tenacious."
The most remarkable aspects of the experiment are that brown dye is always the most persistent in the solution and that a catalyst is not needed to degrade the dyes quickly.
If a COC is sufficiently persistent, then there is always the potential for accumulation and toxicity.
"I was always really persistent about making sure I presented myself as a student, wearing UChicago gear, my hoodie and stuff".
When omitting each dataset in the overall meta-analysis, the pooled ORs were always persistent (Fig. 2).
Moreover, since (mathcal{R}_{0} > 1) in this example, the disease is persistent and there are always a number of infectious and exposed individuals among the population.
"He was always persistent to get what he wanted," Curran said, adding that Anderson is also thoughtful, calling on Curran's birthday and holidays, more than any other former player.
This is partly due to persistent misconceptions that preschools are always more focused on education than long day care services whose focus is upon 'care' (Cheeseman and Torr 2009).
The Bank of Japan cut interest rates and took other steps to pump up spending, but it was always behind the curve and persistent deflation took hold.
Results of the experiments with either increment or decrement bars as contrast stimuli, i.e., with a single contrast polarity relative to the mean level, are shown in Figure 4. Regardless of contrast polarity, attenuation was always stronger and more persistent with the upward step (grey upward triangles) than with the downward step (black downward triangles).
He had a persistent English problem: They were always invading the Borders and such.
