Psalm 107 in its incredible liturgy builds on this central command to remember our own deliverance, and even more so, to persist in our prayers for all who are in transit today.
6 Early puberty is associated with overweight or fatness in young adulthood 7 8 and obesity occurring at this age seems even more likely to persist than childhood obesity.
Virtue ethics' founding fathers are Plato and, more particularly Aristotle (its roots in Chinese philosophy are even more ancient) and it persisted as the dominant approach in Western moral philosophy until at least the Enlightenment.
Oil spill damage in the Niger Delta is even more severe and has persisted for decades, but Shell and other companies have paid only a small fraction of this amount in Nigeria.
She further added that "a continued decline might persist even more rapidly, if the growth of large corporations is left unchallenged".
This led Murphy (2015), in her article, to note that a continued decline in the US business dynamism might persist even more rapidly, if the growth of large corporations is left unchallenged.
But secondly, and even more importantly, if we persist in looking to the government every time decisions like this have to be made, we will lose the ability to deal with each other as people.
The occurrence of limited variation between well-known sister taxa suggests that even more cryptic species may persist than a liberal thresholding approach, such as the 10× rule, might indicate [46].
This association between mortality and hypoxaemia in early ARDSp persisted at even more serve levels of hypoxaemia (<15 kPa, <12.5 kPa, and <10 kPa; P = 0.01, P = 0.003 and P = 0.002, respectively), while in ARDSexp the effect of hypoxaemia on mortality was not observed.
Ioannidis, and Al-Ubaydli 2008) have shown how infrequently attempts to replicate are actually made and, even more strikingly, how contradicted results persist in the literature.
What's even more surprising is that those trends persisted, even after the novelty wore off.
