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A persistence of this vertical shift (constant value up to large deformation) might be related with SAXS measurements to a non-affine deformation of the NPs network due to new structural arrangements, while in a second case, the decrease of stress to the pure polymer value with increasing deformation is related with observation of affine deformation after the yield.

The kymograph unveiled a persistence of this dynamics within the ring in blebbistatin-treated embryos: circumferentially oriented actin filament bundles (arrows in Figure 2E; further examples are shown in Figure 2 figure supplement 1B) from the anterior and posterior edges of the ring continued to flow towards the equator, which itself was shifting anteriorly (dashed line in Figure 2E).

They rather support the hypothesis of a persistence of the species in this region during LGM.

This finding indicates a persistence of these successful clones, which supports this hypothesis.

Although this second peak is higher in C57BL/10.SJL- Dysf suggesting a persistence of muscle damage in this strain compared with control, the high variance in these observations makes further conclusions tentative.

In line with this, a persistence of donor ASC could not be detected for more than 2 to 4 weeks after transplantation, even in settings where complete cranial defect repair was observed (Refs 131, 142).

If one assumes a persistence of TIN subsequent to radiotherapy, then this condition probably consists of a tiny focus, morphologically.

The Pointe Noire ASFV was identical to viruses isolated in neighboring Angola during the 1970s, indicating a prolonged persistence of this virus type in the region.

Few worldwide genotyping studies have been conducted, and therefore information about a possible global persistence of this genotype is lacking.

We test a hypothesis that the persistence of this early spring flowering herb in the Himalayan region is attributable to the transition from SI to SC, the capacity for selfing in an unpredictable pollination environment.

But there may be a simpler reason for the persistence of this crime: lenders are too willing to extend credit to just about anybody, even when there are big red flags that indicate fraud.