Sentence examples for more persistent for from inspiring English sources

The MOC weakening was more persistent for RCP8.5.

Economic theories predict that the negative effect of a recession at entry to the labor market on subsequent wages is more persistent for demographic groups who have strong labor force attachment and are less likely to be dismissed.

On the other hand, Raaum and Røed (2006) find that the effects of the unemployment rate experienced in youth tend to be more persistent for those with advantaged backgrounds in Norway.

Finally, there appeared to be a general trend that for a given step direction, attenuation was more persistent for the stimulus type which modulates to the same direction as the mean luminance, i.e., for the increment bars when presented with an upward luminance step and for the decrement bars when presented with a downward step.

Importantly, he demonstrated a rapid role for HIF-1 α, and a later and more persistent response for HIF-2 α.

Last week's admission that they had made little effort to find out what had happened to owners of 1,756 pre-1945 accounts, many of whom perished in Hitler's Holocaust, is unlikely to get them off the hook of ever more persistent demands for repayment and apology.

Approximately 5%to10%0% would develop more persistent problems, for example, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, or other anxiety disorders unlikely to resolve without intervention.

The numbers of volunteers with positive CD8+ positive responses to AMA1 were more persistent than for CD4+ responses; after Ad-CA immunization 16/16 (100%) volunteers, at four weeks after challenge 16/17 (94%) volunteers and 12 weeks after challenge 14/15 933%) volunteers were positive.

A longer, drawn-out "mrrroooow" is a more persistent demand for a need or want.

(OL31, constipation, age 62) I think it would have to be more persistent and last for longer for me to think it was worthwhile to bother the GP.

I think it would have to be more persistent and last for longer for me to think it was worthwhile to bother the GP.