And so Bonnie is persuaded, against her persistently objecting better nature, to take Professor Heflin's pills.
Also for the life expectancy at birth, SSH systems persistently performed better than NHS systems since the 1980s, although the differences are small.
In the cooperatively breeding cichlid Neolamprologus pulcher, we tested whether individuals reared with older brood-caring conspecifics persistently perform better in a series of tasks (1) simulating different social contexts, (2) assigning individuals different social roles and (3) exposing them to an unknown social situation.
One study from 2011 showed that despite still persistently experiencing much better outcomes when it came to income, employment, home ownership and health, white Americans felt that as black Americans had gained in rights over the second half of the 20th century, white Americans had experienced a mirror decrease in rights.
The more persistently you fight, the better chance you'll have of beating your temptation.
We hypothesized that dynamic WMI changes predict a better prognosis, whereas persistently lower WMI is a marker of cognitive dysfunction, implying the development of anxiety disorders.
Together, the findings suggest that dynamic WMI changes in the Cg predict a better prognosis, whereas persistently lower WMI represents cognitive dysfunction, implying the development of anxiety disorders (e.g., PTSD, SAD, and GAD).
Each company has persistently tried to best Google but failed.
By contrast, the Geithner Treasury has persistently frustrated every attempt to gain better understanding of the causes of the financial crisis via endless court challenges, obfuscation, lies and delaying tactics.
This suggests that those who persistently drink into middle age have better health overall including past health, than those who reduced consumption to special occasion drinking at an earlier time point.
