I wouldn't have developed such a core of persistence if I hadn't come to realise through feminism that I wasn't the only person with all these doubts and ambiguities and conflicts.
Such a mode of persistence is documented, for example, by the presence of Alu subfamilies that were active at different times in primates.
In the human organism, however, such a long-term persistence seems to be, if present at all, a very rare event, even though it has been suggested by some occasional case reports [ 27, 28].
Such disciplined persistence is a virtue that environmentalists of all kinds should aspire to exhibit, rather than dismiss as unattainable.
However, the actual derivation of a chemical property, such as persistence or specific types of toxicity, is a complex and knowledge-intensive task.
Still, the persistence of such a ridiculous argument does not sit well with me.
The Russian people, who are moving on, who embrace foreigners and their country's successes, don't deserve to bear the brunt of the persistence of such a myopic view.
Nevertheless, these constraints are not sufficient to explain the persistence of such a system for more than a millennium.
Several household characteristics contribute to determine poverty status, the likelihood to exit or re-enter it, and the persistence of such a condition.
The persistence of such a boundary through HS4 and the interstadials that bracket it must have played a role in the delayed arrival of the Aurignacian (and modern humans) to southern and western Iberia, which continued to be settled by Middle Paleolithic Neanderthals well beyond 40 ka cal BP.
