Sentence examples similar to Long-lived persistence from inspiring English sources
Long-lived rats that live underground frequently experience hypoxia.
The plant also produces vast quantities of long-lived seed and persistence and spread by this means can be very significant.
Viral reservoirs first established in this period constitute long-lived sources of persistence and rebound viremia that render viral eradication impossible, resulting in inexorable immune failure and death. 2 Because HIV may remain undiagnosed in the earliest stages, however, this critical period is often lost to characterization.
Long-lived parents tend to have long-lived offspring.
Long-lived, repository of memory; secretive,.
Long-lived pores lead to a well controlled drug delivery.
The results coincided with the fact that, increases in volatility are generally short lived; however, due to the persistence in oil prices, these effects may lead to long-lived effects in terms of persistence.
Labeling in the postnatal brain, in turn, demonstrates the persistence of long-lived, Wnt/β-catenin-responsive stem cells in both of these sites.
Moreover, we monitored the persistence of long-lived T cells in periphery more than sixteen months after thymic electroporation and verified that both CD8 and CD4 T cells respond properly to an OVA DNA vaccine.
Memory B cells are long-lived and could contribute to persistence of humoral immunity by maintaining the plasma-cell pool or making recall responses upon re-exposure to an antigen.
