Sentence examples for more persistent or from inspiring English sources

Metamorphosis from middle-aged defiance to tragic victim of life was never more persistent or merciless.

Mr. Yardeni will scour the next few days of market action for hints that the rally in stocks is the start of something grander and more persistent or just an eye-popping fake-out.

They include: the possibility of GM trees becoming more persistent or invasive; the effects they may have on soils or living organisms; the possible consequences for the animal feed chain; the fact eucalypts and poplars can disperse pollen over a wider area than cereals; and, because they live for decades, harmful effects may persist for far longer.

Finally, some hydrogen bonds are much more persistent or stable than others.

The IA students are simply more persistent or are more motivated to attempt to solve an unfamiliar problem.

The identification of more persistent or oncogenic HPV16 variants would be of great interest in the global strategy in the development and implementation of improved therapeutic vaccines against HPV.

A HOMA-IR in the upper tertile was independently associated with poor outcome when compared with the lower tertile (odds ratio [OR] 8.54 [95% CI 1.67 43.55]; P = 0.01) and was associated with more persistent MCA occlusions (OR 8.2 [1.23–54.44]; P = 0.029).

For other functional categories, we observed more persistent accumulation or depletion in transcripts.

In some instances the transformation products may be more persistent, bioavailable, or mutagenic than the parent compounds.

As such, our patients constitute a very heterogeneous group, with a significant percentage likely to go on and develop more persistent affective or psychotic disorders.

Similarly, training those who have contact with young adolescents in how to talk with them in a calm, open and non-judgemental manner might help to identify those with more persistent thoughts or engaged in more regular self-harming.