Sentence examples for were still persistent from inspiring English sources

Congress found that discriminatory practices were still persistent and pervasive in those jurisdictions, and that the preclearance requirement remained necessary.

Other peaks were still persistent, even after 10 DAI in Sumai3 and other cultivars.

These associations were still persistent, although not statistically significant, even after stratifying by study area.

After 12 months, only 8.4% of patients with 240 mg Gb and 2.1% with 120 mg Gb were still persistent.

Thus, it seems likely that the developmental manipulation had caused subtle physiological differences that were still persistent in the adult birds.

However, our aim is to draw attention to involving user group perspectives into systems' development regardless of whether the issues were still persistent at the time of writing this article.

"The battle goes on," says Godefrooij. "The propensity of urban planners to give priority to cars is still persistent.

"I think that the reason why Woodrow Wilson and the founders of Brown might make people uncomfortable is that they think that there is still persistent racism on campus," Draim said, explaining that it was the job of other students to demonstrate to black students that Wilson's legacy of racism is no longer alive on college campuses.

At the micropylar end, one synergid has degenerated (DS), and the other synergid is still persistent (PS).

While those are still persistent issues, Q3 saw a bump, IDC says, because of back-to-school promotions and growth in one market in particular, the U.S. "Not only is the U.S. market one of the largest for tablets, but third quarter results also indicate that this is where the growth is," writes Jean Philippe Bouchard, IDC Research Director for Tablets.

Despite its rugged terrain, poaching and selective logging are still persistent problems, particularly since the start of the 2009 political crisis in Madagascar.