Sentence examples for are relatively persistent from inspiring English sources
Recent research into subjective response to traffic noise has shown that where a decrease (or increase) in noise exposure occurs, residents' dissatisfaction with traffic noise decreases (or increases) to an extent greater than would be predicted from findings in steady state conditions, and that these effects are relatively persistent over time.
Sulfonamide antibiotics, the first broad spectrum antibacterial medications [17], are relatively persistent in the environment and do not sorb strongly to soil.
Unlike strand breaks and other DNA lesions that are readily repaired, DPCs are relatively persistent in the cells (Lei et al.1995; Oleinick et al.1987).1987
ATR metabolites are relatively persistent in groundwater and soil/sediment, with mean aerobic and anaerobic soil half-lives ranging from 20 146 and 58 547 days, respectively, and aerobic aquatic half-life about 2-fold higher (Giddings et al. 2005).
It is also possible that the 28+3 sampling regime is not ideal for measuring DNA adducts; however, it is known that adducts formed by BaP are relatively persistent following acute dosing [Stowers and Anderson, 1985].
In the prisms studies, errors in perceived direction are artificially induced and usually short-lived, whereas the directional errors in golf putting (or in the perceived direction of the perfect aiming line) occur more generally and are relatively persistent (Cuijpers, Kappers & Koenderink, 2000).
The most commonly used chelants, ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA) and diethylenetriaminepentaacetic acid (DPTA) are supposed to be relatively persistent substances, poorly degradable in biological treatment facilities and are subsequently considered as environmentally critical compounds.
While carbamazepine is relatively persistent, it may be removed to some extent by sorption to suspended particles and uptake by plants, including biotransformation by Typha spp. [53, 54].
One obvious one, which many people have noticed, is to be relatively persistent in a sense that says, "Don't learn too fast.
Within the female model, the wage penalty for newly arrived migrants is relatively persistent throughout, while a pay premium is only evident for long-term migrants at the very top of the wage/human capital distribution.
