Sentence examples for those that persisted from inspiring English sources

What were the phylogenetic distances of species that went extinct relative to those that persisted in a plot?

Acute cardiac lesions were defined as those that developed within 1 month of onset (acute lesions); cardiac sequelae were defined as those that persisted beyond 1 month after onset [ 17].

Despite barriers that dwarf those that persist today, plenty of gutsy women rode the Fifties unthwarted and unclenched.

It also wouldn't compel the US Environmental Protection Agency, which administers TSCA, to evaluate the most hazardous chemicals – those that persist in the environment and build up in human bodies, she added.

"We relentlessly challenge those that persist in avoiding tax and have recovered £29bn additional revenues from large businesses in the last six years, including £4.1bn in the last four years from transfer pricing inquiries alone.

Finally, we explore potential regulation of physical activity through epigenetic mechanisms, including those that persist across multiple generations.

An HMRC spokesman said: "We relentlessly challenge those that persist in avoiding tax and have recovered £29bn additional revenues from large businesses in the last six years, including £4.1bn in the last four years from transfer pricing enquiries alone".

Different types of bacteria face different pressures from the immune system, with those that persist ("hit-and-stay") potentially having to adapt more in order to escape than those prone to short-lived infection ("hit-and-run"), and with commensal bacteria potentially different from both due to additional physical mechanisms for avoiding immune detection.

Stable social groups are those that persist through time in spite of competition that regularly arises among group members.

[ 1- 3] While many IDU cease drug use upon imprisonment,[ 4, 5] those that persist do so in environments of elevated risk.

It may be worthwhile to impose more restrictions on synthetic antibiotics and those that persist in the environment (e.g., fluoroquinolones).