Still, the recent study by Ms. Chen and Ms. Chan found persistent examples of dangerous exposure to benzene and other toxic chemicals in larger, export-oriented factories, mainly Taiwanese-run, in the coastal province of Fujian.
Because of the portability of works such as paintings, as well as their concentration in museums or private collections, there have been persistent examples of major thefts of art.
Now, 130 years later, the school still works toward furthering the understanding of psychic abilities, using new scientific techniques to work out whether stuff like astral projection and dowsing have any kind of rational explanation, are truly supernatural, or are just persistent examples of New Age bullshit.
Myths about the behavior of these voters are pervasive and persistent: For example, that undecided voters break for the challenger as Election Day nears.
Air pollution exposure may result in a more severe or persistent infection for example, by decreasing mucociliary clearance (Chauhan and Johnston 2003; Thomas and Zelikoff 1999)—making progression to otitis media more likely.
Previous work that treats a jointed rock mass as an equivalent composite material of joints and intact rock between resulted in excellent agreement between estimated and true rock mass elastic moduli in case of fully persistent joints, for example, [Pariseau WG. An equivalent plasticity theory for jointed rock masses. Int J Rock Mech Min Sci 1999 36 7):907 18].
For example, persistent patients were statistically but not substantively younger than non-persistent patients (measure 1: 58.6 versus 60.7, p < 0.0001; measure 2: 59.7 versus 60.8 years, p = 0.0043).
Winston Churchill was probably the most persistent and important example of all, with his personal coterie of political, business and scientific advisers.
