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Pine has persistently shown flashes of the remorselessness that makes Roper the best at what he does, has, I think, enjoyed killing people, has fallen for the gazillionaire arms dealer lifestyle, has slotted seamlessly into the world he is supposed to despise: has found, just as Burr predicted he would, that inside him there is half a psychopath.
Studies have persistently shown deficiencies in medical reporting by the mainstream media.
Over the past two decades, research evidence has persistently shown that roughly one-half of annual deaths in the United States are attributable to personal behaviors [ 1].
Studies have persistently shown that anxiety disorders produce morbidity, utilization of health care services, sometimes for long time, functional impairment [ 6] and personal distress, leading to a burden of both private and public health care costs.
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Yet Hesa figures persistently show science, maths and engineering graduates finding fewer jobs than historians, lawyers and educators.
And studies persistently show skills shortages in areas like nursing and high-tech factories, no small matter in a state that leans heavily on manufacturing jobs.
Traces of spores have persistently showed up around Washington as more tests have been done, and many of those traces could have come from the Daschle letter, medical officials said.
Of course, none of this is likely: Salmond seems to have been around for ever, but is still only 58; Sturgeon's loyalty as Salmond's deputy has never been questioned; opinion polls persistently show a significant anti-independence majority.
Children and adults are diagnosed with ADHD if they persistently show a combination of traits including, among others, forgetfulness, distractibility, fidgeting, restlessness, impatience, difficulty sustaining attention in work, play, or conversation, or difficulty following instructions and completing tasks.
The Unicef report adds: "The evidence from many countries persistently shows that children who grow up in poverty are more vulnerable: specifically, they are more likely to be in poor health, to have learning and behavioural difficulties, to underachieve at school, to become pregnant at too early an age, to have lower skills and aspirations, to be low paid, unemployed and welfare-dependent".
Third, two patients did not recover neurologically 2 3 weeks following CA, and EEGs persistently showed burst-suppression patterns.
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