Sentence examples for reasonably persistent from inspiring English sources

As soon as you sit down, your bottom or your vaginal microbiota is expelled onto that surface and it is actually reasonably persistent until the next person sits down," Gilbert says.

To prioritize transformations, our focus should be placed on identifying potent compounds highly susceptible to single step environmental transformations with reasonably persistent and bioactive products.

The Belfast diet study provides an example of moderate weight loss leading to reasonably controlled, yet persistent diabetes.

The long term persistent within host could reasonably explain the higher genetic heterogeneity of PBV strains.

Treatment was reasonably well tolerated, although several patients had persistent haematological toxicity following the previous myeloablative therapy.

We have shown in a representative sample of reasonably young men that treatment for early prostate cancer has important and persistent adverse effects on quality of life.

But he comes from an old and prominent Hudson Valley family, is reasonably well-connected, has been active in protecting the Hudson and has become rather persistent in pushing his solution to one of the region's vehicular Rubik's Cubes.

What's maybe more unsettling, though, for any viewer who considers himself or herself reasonably civilized, is that you sort of understand why: her husband's wishy-washiness (and persistent passive-aggression) has primed her for Charlie's brutal decisiveness.

Every country in modern history with market-oriented institutions most notably, secure private-property rights—is immune to the famines and persistent hunger that plague much of sub-Saharan Africa, North Korea and other places lacking reasonably free markets.

A prior study by Meeker et al. [ 68] showed that a single urine sample was reasonably predictive of levels over a three month average for metabolites of other non-persistent pesticides.

For highly persistent analytes, measured biomarker concentrations at a single point in time may provide a reasonably accurate surrogate for long-term average concentrations and, therefore, potential risks (according to current risk assessments) for individuals.