Sentence examples for not as persistent as from inspiring English sources

Calling it the Wilsons Promontory topodeme, he noted that it colonised sand dunes, had leaves similar to but narrower than integrifolia, and had persisting flowers on old spikes but not as persistent as marginata.

Considering time to seroconversion and antibody persistence, seroconversion to HPV 6 occurred earlier with same-type DNA detection than HPV 16, whereas anti-HPV 6 was not as persistent as anti-HPV 16 or 18 [ 48, 49].

That makes the application process highly competitive, though not as much as in the past and not, as persistent myth would have it, more than medical school.

Although most current pesticides are not as persistent or bioaccumulative as those used in the past, their water solubility increases the risk of water contamination, particularly after extreme precipitation events (Donald et al. 2005; Dwight et al. 2002).

Interestingly, the motility of peroxisomes was distinct from that of chloroplasts; although they move twice as fast, they are not as persistent.

Although this finding is promising and consistent with results following pancreas transplantation (38, 39), we point out the study's small size and state that glycemic control following islet transplant is not as persistent or physiological as that following whole organ transplantation.

Trumpet vines are invasive and can be difficult, but they are not quite as persistent as kudzu and other more aggressive species.

A campaign of air strikes may not be as easy or as persistent as the bombing of targets over Libya in 2011.

Mr Hamilton was as persistent as Mr Greer, if not more so, in asking for his envelope.

The hearing aids aren't a cure: in a quiet room, my tinnitus is as persistent as ever.

He's about as persistent as they come.