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These are a typical example of a persistent environmental problem linked to intensive agriculture.

An example of a persistent hot area is the municipality of Cundinamarca, which includes the city of Bogotá.

The PBDE case study was developed to provide an example of a persistent compound for which relatively few data are available for human exposure, biomonitoring, and health outcomes.

The study by Masse et al. (25) showed an example of a persistent rotor on the endocardium coexisting with multiple reentrant patterns occurring on the epicardium and suggested that this could be a recording of mother rotor fibrillation.

That's an example of an "advanced persistent threat"?

For example, the presence of a persistent chemical in the blood of a person who recently moved to a new location would most likely represent an exposure from the former location.

The recent revival of "Wild Style" at an East Village movie theater, just a stone's throw from the place where its final scenes were filmed, is only one example of a quiet but persistent cultural revisionism taking root among New York writers, musicians, filmmakers and artists, many of them too young to remember the bad old days they now embrace as a golden age.

Citrus tristeza virus (CTV) represents an example of a virus that causes persistent infections in a long-lived, economically important hardwood perennial crop plant, so that with time a single host plant may become infected by multiple, phylogenetically distinct CTV genotypes.

Indeed, global warming is a classic example of the persistent mismatch between the language of science and the needs of policy.

Last week, in the latest example of the persistent differences, countries failed for a third time to break a deadlock over whether to allow imports of six varieties of bioengineered corn for food and feed made by Monsanto, Dow AgroSciences, Pioneer and Syngenta.

"O Brother, Where Art Thou?" is a tribute to, and example of, the persistent vitality of the American imagination.