Sentence examples for more persistent water from inspiring English sources

The primary difference between the two types of mosquitoes is their breeding preference: Members of the A. gambiae complex breed in small, temporary pools, and A. funestus breeds in larger, more persistent water bodies.

The shaded north slopes of cinder cones provide more protection from direct sunlight and prevailing southwesterly winds and have a more persistent snow cover (an important water source in early spring).

However, the labile targets appeared more persistent in bacteria previously stored in mineral water than freshly cultivated (non stored).

In a statement posted on its Web site, the State Administration of Work Safety said that mine officials had overlooked danger signs, including persistent water leaks, and then ordered more workers into the tunnels than was allowed.

Concerning geological substrate, water repellency in soils under granites remained comparatively more persistent than in soils under schists.

Although the discharges of contaminants into the river Meuse have been reduced in the last decades, which is reflected in decreasing concentrations of pollutants in surface water and suspended matter, the levels in sediments are more persistent.

If true, this response indicates that fall dormant cultivars are not only more tolerant of mild water deficit conditions compared with more non-fall dormant cultivars but they may also be more persistent when exposed to severe long-term droughts.

The Taliban were more persistent.

Equity-market gains were more persistent.

Eli is more persistent than people think".

As the condition becomes worse, the symptoms become more persistent.