Examples of using To persist in English and their translations into Swedish
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Protective antibodies against hepatitis B have been shown to persist for at least 3.5 years in more than 90% of children administered four doses of Infanrix hexa.
The EU encourages the government of Nicaragua to persist on this path, in order to strengthen democracy,
Of course, it is diabolical to persist in error, but I think this saying could equally apply to Mrs Lulling herself.
However, given different challenges and imbalances, cross-country growth differences are expected to persist in the coming years.
It's saying that the people she trusted and loved gave her some beliefs and told her to persist on certain matters.
Remarkably, the experimental approach allows the unusual state of entanglement to persist for long periods of time, in this case up to half an hour.
It called on all parties involved in the management of the EU budget to persist in their efforts to improve controls
differences between Member States are likely to persist.
Cookie used by the LoadBalancer to persist that a user stays on the same server for the current session(sticky session) Functional.
The Council accordingly called on all parties involved in the management of the EU budget to persist in their efforts to improve controls
compelling doubts regarding his culpability continue to persist.
which is expected to persist.
this trend is expected to persist in the coming year.
The Classics used to teach that to err is human; to persist in error is diabolical.
properties are guaranteed to persist only for vegetative propagation of cuttings.
This imbalance has developed mainly in 2011 and 2012, and is expected to persist for at least a decade,
Any effects are unlikely to persist beyond 24 hours after the last intake of artenimol.
My response to that would be that it is serious incidents of this kind that should lead us to persist in the common policy as it stands at present.
the danger continues to persist.