The part of the sentence 'persist in different' is not correct.
You could use 'persist in different things' or 'persevere in different things' instead. For example: "I have tried to persist in different tasks, but none of them have been successful."
However, these differences in results could be attributed to ethnic variations that persist in different populations, study design and patient selection criteria.
And yet this might have been an opportunity for exploring how traditional practices persist in different forms, like the drawing programs on smartphones or, in urban spaces, through graffiti.
Management of tropical forest landscapes for diversity depends upon an understanding of how many and which species can persist in different types of managed ecosystems.
The aim of this study is to control if the steam ironing effect applied on cotton clothing can persist in different climatic conditions.
Clonal heterogeneity implies that expression can persist in different states through multiple cell divisions.
However, conflicts between genomic and phenotypic (e.g. morphological, behavioral, ecological) delimitations of species and higher taxa persist in different parts of the bovid tree.
The increased risk for long-term worse outcome persisted in different subgroups, making it even more plausible that the increased mortality observed is not caused by a confounder but indeed is associated with the study variable AKI itself.
The variegation seen here resembles the case of targeted recombinants of the endogenous IgH locus, where deletion of the intronic enhancer creates conditions in which the μ gene can persist in very different states of expression that are maintained by a (still undefined) cis-acting mechanism [6] [8].
GAG clearance was also seen to persist in the different brain areas and in the visceral tissues of these treated mice (Fig. 3C and D).
Because they persist in a hundred different ways the drama of the Civil War and the effects of slavery upon white and black Americans continue to animate artists, especially film makers.
This gap emerged under the Raj, and seems to persist in modern India where different faiths still use different family law.One problem, says Mr Kuran, is that religiously-inspired institutions change more slowly than religious dogma.
