Sentence examples for tend to be more persistent from inspiring English sources
When these patterns are in their warm phase (El Niño and the positive PDO phase), ocean heat waves tend to be more persistent, Tuesday's Nature study found.
As the Institute for Fiscal Studies pointed out in January, debt problems tend to be more persistent among the poorest people, with 40% of the poorest fifth of households who were in arrears or spending more than a third of their income servicing their debts between 2010 and 2012 still doing so two years later.
On the other hand, Raaum and Røed (2006) find that the effects of the unemployment rate experienced in youth tend to be more persistent for those with advantaged backgrounds in Norway.
Rather, chronic exposure with weak or little-known toxicity may play a role in the pathogenesis of type 2 diabetes, given that highly chlorinated PCBs tend to be more persistent in the environment than PCBs with fewer chlorines.
When that ridge is stronger it tends to be more persistent," she said.
Thus, weeds developing in DD systems tended to be more persistent, and this poses a challenge for management with current practices.
With pre-session feeding, responding did not change systematically across test sessions and tended to be more persistent in the richer component.
It can be far worse for workers because if they do lose their jobs it is extremely difficult to find others unemployment tends to be more persistent with a rigid labour market.
Under narcosis slow waves tended to be more persistent than under neuroleptanalgesia (not shown).
Furthermore, compared with the control, HA effect tended to be more persistent, since the difference between the two treatments at 3M was close to significance (p = 0.063).
In the FAS population, only HA filler significantly decreased E1 at 1M (−10.9 %, p = 0.026) and 3M (−10.5 %, p = 0.035) compared with D0; its effect versus the control tended to be more persistent, with a difference between treatments at 3M close to significance (p = 0.063).
