It is expected that WPT industry will grow persistently in the coming decades.
Public employment has grown persistently since the end of World War II as the infrastructure of Europe's first welfare state was put in place and grew under Conservative and Labour Party governments alike.
As population concentration in urban areas is growing persistently across the world and putting tremendous pressure particularly on land resources, rich understanding on the history and processes of land use change can help plan for better land management and the reduction of impacts on the environment.
Services are under pressure because of the ageing and growing population, persistently high rates of disorders among all age groups, tight finances in the NHS and patients who have both mental and physical health problems.
A 45-degree (positive sloped) line corresponds to autocorrelation of growth and, therefore, an increase in divergence of growth over time as faster growing pixels persistently outperform slower ones.
There is always enough rapaciousness and greed to go around in history's persistently growing roster of confrontations and dominations, but imperialism, even at its most gluttonous, was not the source of Western triumph.
One musician, arguing that whites had grown rich by persistently diluting black music, claimed with some cynicism that at last the black man had learnt how to commercialise his own product.
This followed the recent release by various auto companies, notably a partnership between Mitsubishi Motor and Peugeot, of plans to design and build an electric car amid growing concerns over persistently high oil prices and global warming.
With clarification of the process of liver regeneration, hepatocytes or HLCs that can grow and proliferate persistently and functionally in vitro and in vivo will be able to be used to fulfill the needs of injured livers for regeneration, and cell transplantation and artificial liver support will completely replace liver transplantation.
Anti-poverty efforts should be focused on the 60 or so countries — most of them in Africa — that are both poor and persistently slow-growing.
Technology stocks led the decline, with the sell-off accelerating late in the day as investors grew wary of a persistently murky profit picture.
