Sentence examples for certain persistent from inspiring English sources
She would have been quite sure, once, that this man was trying to chat her up — there was a certain persistent, burrowing sweetness in his attentions.
The chief merit of the book lies in the refutation of certain persistent arguments that historians have advanced regarding the pogroms.... Kopstein and Wittenberg have offered an excellent outline for more research.
Professor Van Dyck, on the other hand, moved to the modern world, examining how conditions of modernity, postcoloniality, and globality fashion themselves in engagement with certain persistent imaginaries of Greece.
And regardless of their setting, her books have tended to pivot around certain persistent themes: the relationship between the individual and society; the tension between domesticity and freedom, responsibility and independence; and the tug of war between human will and the imperatives of love, betrayal and ideological faith.
Certain persistent cases may be treated surgically.
Certain persistent cases that are not responsive to non-invasive treatments may be referred to neurosurgical procedures (Byun et al., 2016).
Reports of infection with certain chronic persistent microbes (herpesviruses or Chlamydiae) in human autoimmune diseases are consistent with the hypothesis that these microbes are reactivated in the setting of immunodeficiency and often target the site of autoimmune inflammation.
From the above discussion we can know that, in the case of a disturbance input, by applying a certain control, originally persistent populations eventually remain persistent.
Because CW agents are generally not considered very persistent, certain degradation products of significant persistence, even those that are not particularly toxic, may indicate previous CW agent presence or that degradation has occurred.
Multiple mild traumatic brain injury (mmTBI), in certain cases, produces persistent symptoms.
"I realize," he said of the process of discovery, "that there is a certain sort of persistent blindness in people, that they know much more.
