Sentence examples for not only persistent from inspiring English sources

Personally, I wouldn't use this service as I would find it incredibly annoying to constantly have a toolbar on my screen that's not only persistent but also pings me with new notifications every so often.

Muir [ 14] showed that accuracy of GEBVs is not only persistent due to historic mutations and drift, but also when LD originates only from recent drift and selection.

The expression of successfully tagged genes is not only persistent, but also tends to occur in broad domains and comparatively large tissues.

Not only persistent viruses, but also the presence of subclinical bacterial infections might also contribute to chronic antigenic stress, as well as the tumors that are probably very common but not clinically dominant in the majority of the elderly.

Aquatic organisms near wastewater discharges will be exposed mostly to parent compounds and wastewater-derived transformation products, while downstream organisms will encounter not only persistent parents, but also many environmental transformation products generated via natural attenuation.

41 It may also be that some women share immunological variations and other factors that co-associate with both cervical intraepithelial neoplasia and preterm birth and that make them susceptible to not only persistent infections with human papillomavirus but also ascending infections and preterm birth when pregnant.

Dutch reform has not only been persistent and far-reaching.

The evidence lies not only with persistent armed conflicts, especially in South Asia.

Edison's financial records, going back to the mid-1990'showhow how dependent it has been on investors' willingness to overlook not only its persistent losses but also generous loans to insiders and school board clients, and several unprofitable acquisitions.

The demonstrators delivered a letter to President Sebastián Piñera, complaining that the water shortages affecting local communities were due not only to persistent drought but to structural problems in the policies governing the exploitation of natural resources.

Not only will persistent Web research yield more information, but potential new deals as well.