Sentence examples for relatively persistent from inspiring English sources
The impact on growth is relatively persistent; the greatest effect is felt more than two years after the change.
The widespread use of intergovernmental grants sometimes blurs the distinctions among the levels of government, but the differences do exist and they are relatively persistent.
The locally adaptive signal extraction and regression (LASER) model is designed to capture relatively persistent AR processes (signal) which are contaminated by high frequency noise.
One of these we're still experiencing in the form of the relatively persistent strength of the dollar versus the euro, which we suspect will change within the next year.
Three compounds were considered: an older pesticide MCPP (Mecoprop) which is mobile and relatively persistent, glyphosate (Roundup), a newer biodegradable and strongly sorbing pesticide, and its degradation product AMPA.
The most commonly used chelants, ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA) and diethylenetriaminepentaacetic acid (DPTA) are supposed to be relatively persistent substances, poorly degradable in biological treatment facilities and are subsequently considered as environmentally critical compounds.
Subsequent changes in myelin might emerge as relatively smaller, persistent changes in other quantitative MRI64,65,66.
The figures on relatively low persistent poverty were seized on by the government as evidence its efforts were paying off.
[Poughkeepsie Journal] Back home in Zuccotti Park, though, the weekend was relatively quiet, persistent coughing notwithstanding.
This paper explores changes in SNS with ageing to ascertain whether BD is associated with a progressive neurological decline or a relatively fixed, persistent deficit.
In Zeng et al.'s study [50, 51], smoothed facial features are calculated by averaging facial features at consecutive frames to reduce the influence of utterance on facial expression, based on the assumption that the influence of utterance on face features is temporary, and the influence of affect is relatively more persistent.
