Sentence examples for that it persisted from inspiring English sources

The simplest operational definition was the observation of a change in CFTR conductance that was "irreversible" in that it persisted after removing the reagent from the perfusion solution.

Baseball, however, was so embedded in Cuba and in his own life that it persisted and even expanded, although Castro remade it in the revolutionary spirit.

It is generally agreed that shamanism originated among hunting-and-gathering cultures, and that it persisted within some herding and farming societies after the origins of agriculture.

WASHINGTON — The astounding thing about American slavery is not that it existed — the enslavement of one people by another may be one of history's universals — but that it persisted.

These studies typically included asthma as the single respiratory sequelae and assumed that it persisted for a limited number of years [21, 40, 41, 54, 55].

Moreover, the association of cognition with risk aversion was robust in that it persisted even when we excluded persons exhibiting the very earliest manifestation of cognitive decline.

The great mystery of evil is not that it persists but, rather, that so many of its practitioners wish to do so while being thought of as saints.

But everyone agrees that it persists in showing up.

Others may find that it persists until they learn about someone who owes even more money than they do.

It is true at the same time that the history behind this heritage is largely forgotten, that it persists as custom rather than as memory.

Rather than acknowledging that it persists, he labels those (largely black) residents who couldn't flee their impoverished neighborhoods as those who are not "ambitious and organized".