Sentence examples for persistent concern of from inspiring English sources
A persistent concern of using chemical fixation has also been the discrepancy between what electron microscopy sees and physiological experiments measure, particularly in terms of extracellular space.
There are the persistent concerns of cyber bullies and sexual predators, as well as a child's potential exposure to inappropriate content like pornography.
The United States trade deficit has been a persistent concern for years, of course.
But there was a very specific reason for the choice of this topic in Westchester, as well as for the release of the breast cancer attack on Mr. Lazio: a Clinton aide said the campaign had seen in its polling some evidence that she might be slipping among female voters, a segment of the electorate that has been the source of persistent concern to this first lady.
Though the figure was relatively small, the announcement underlined persistent concerns on Wall Street about the leadership of Gemstar's chairman, Henry C. Yuen.
The inclusiveness of the various identity theories promoted in feminist philosophy is of preeminent and persistent concern to women with disabilities.
The selective capture of radiological iodine (129I) is a persistent concern for safe nuclear energy.
As many as 75percentt of 200,000 Medicaid recipients "discontinued treatment before or during the first trimester of pregnancy given persistent concern about the safety of antidepressants during pregnancy," they note.
Harmful effects of electromagnetic fields (EMF) on cognitive and behavioural features of humans and rodents have been controversially discussed and raised persistent concern about adverse effects of EMF on general brain functions.
A persistent concern about the use of computers and especially computer games is that this could result in anti-social behavior and isolation.
Although ascertainment bias is a persistent concern in the use of IID surveillance data, this paper has demonstrated methods through which the severity of this can be explored.
