Príklady persisting

• If symptoms persist seek medical attention .

• The cold weather is set to persist throughout the week.

• Despite this accumulation of evidence, the government persisted in doing nothing.

• Must you persist in blaming yourself for what happened?

• 'So would you like me to book tickets?' she persisted.

• An alternating pattern may result, for example, from a cyclic component with a period of about 2 days; persisting patterns may arise in several ways.

• Those complex intangibles outside the content, those messy, obscure, but persisting traditions, forces, organizations, and social structures are harder to package.

• The resulting picture is of an intellectual histoire immobile persisting into the mid-seventeenth century.

• In allopatry, this cannot happen and any parasites persisting in the novel host presumably increase their compatibility with it through time.

• Therefore, it appears reasonable to assume that persisting dysfunctions of (pre-) frontal structures are present in subjects with poor treatment course.

• Linkage persisting for 5,000 generations is not a viable explanation by itself.

• The ventriculoinfundibular fold, persisting in all cases, is shown by net shading.

• Meiosis in protists : recent advances and persisting problems.

• Similarly, the extension of divorce cannot be understood outside a realisation of the deep and persisting gender inequalities over this period.

• For example, only six studies included an activity-level outcome measure and only four investigated persisting effects beyond the end of therapy.

• There may be enough resprouts persisting in the grass layer to replace adult densities, when they are given a window of opportunity.

• The effects of life events on behavior at a given time were measured beyond the persisting effect of other changes prior to the event.

• Instead of embracing each other, the sparks of friction highlight the persisting gulf.

• Right ventricular dysfunction has been attributed either to persisting high right ventricular afterload or to chronic myocardial hypoxia prior to repair.

• Another question is whether individuals who desist do so under better educational and employment conditions compared to persisting delinquents.