Sentence examples for even persisting from inspiring English sources

These results suggested that Bt protein derived by cultivations of transgenic Bt crops is unlikely to cause transient or even persisting significant changes in soil microorganisms in field.

Moreover, the treatment toxicities are often intense, last for several months, even persisting as long-term sequelae.

It even persists across time as additional conversations take place.

These can include surprisingly specific non-native interactions that can even persist in the transition state for protein folding.

This may explain that the hunter gatherer groups even persisted in some areas of NW Iberia until the Mid Holocene.

In its stereotyped form, it even persisted into the early phase of the New Indo-Aryan period (10th century).

It can even persist within a lifetime in a person's tissues and organs, even as their cells are replenished.

Also, research shows that drinking milk during childhood helps build better bones, and that the benefits may even persist into adulthood.

The conspiracy theory even persisted in the United States: A 2005 study found almost half of African Americans believed that HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, was man-made.

As historian Sarah Steinotes-Pratt notes, imagery of Africans as hyper-sexualized savages — cannibals, even — persisted in cinematic representations of Africa throughout the 20th century.

This time, these experts say, a recession in which economic activity falls over a sustained period and joblessness rises across the board could even persist into next year.