It is particularly persistent in New York, which has a poor record of persuading people to adopt advance health care directives and has one of the strictest laws in the country on when doctors can stop healing.
He was particularly persistent in bringing the immigration issue to the fore, winning him both higher ratings and enemies.
Alkylated PAHs comprise the majority of PAHs detected in petroleum products and are particularly persistent.
Moreover, employment contractions have tended to be rather longer-lived in construction as job losses began rather earlier than in other sectors and, in some countries have been particularly persistent, resulting in construction employment levels well below their pre-crisis peaks in several euro area economies.
For studies of NAF only, it is appropriate to be particularly persistent but in our study, as this was the preliminary to subsequent lavage attempts, we had concerns regarding engorgement of the nipple as a consequence of vigorous attempts to elicit NAF and time constraints were also important.
But New York's creative class has at times shown itself to be particularly persistent.
Cable modem and D.S.L. connections are particularly vulnerable, in part because they are persistent connections, keeping the computer online for hours or days at a time.
An important source of the latter nominations are the editors of Technology Review's editions in Germany, India, China, Italy, and Spain: we want our list to be as international as possible, because technological innovation is a global enterprise, and because we are particularly interested in innovations that will solve persistent problems in the developing and poor world.
These advanced oxidation processes are particularly suited to eliminate persistent, toxic or nonbiodegradable pollutants.
