Those driven by justice tend to be persistent – and history judges them rather more kindly than those who obstruct them.
Intussusceptions with a lead point tend to be persistent with partial bowel obstruction symptoms.
Macroparasitic infections are generally chronic in form and they are more a cause of morbidity than mortality and tend to be persistent in character in areas where they are endemic.
This longitudinal review showed that autoantibody tended to be persistent.
Higher levels of neuroticism were associated with higher rates of anxiety, which tended to be persistent (stable cases).
Several studies investigating long-term effects of CCRT have concluded that swallowing and nutritional dysfunction tend to be persistent and can be severe [ 2- 4].
Since insomnia-related symptoms tend to be persistent [ 71], a further limitation of this study was that data about childhood sleep duration and sleep-related problems were not included.
A rather alarming observation was that 'unbearable pain' and 'constant pain', the most serious NHP-pain items, also tended to be persistent (58.6% and 66.0%) over a six months period.
That's not the Obama style; he tends to be patient, persistent, sometimes charming; although he has made Chicago his hometown, he's not an arm-twister.
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.
