Although it is fully accepted that the fertilized ovum contains the cytoplasmic contribution of at least the maternal germ cell, there persists a tendency in developmental genetics to focus on cytoplasmic (mitochondrial) DNA and to ignore the role of cytoplasmic proteins.
We identified six high-risk clusters of P. falciparum infection, some of which persisted despite an overall tendency towards a decrease in risk.
As persistence is closer to the value of 'zero," it is an indication of a higher tendency to persist rather than decline or increase.
To remain an entrepreneur in period 2, ( {lambda}_2ge 1+frac{H_2}{H_1+{H}_2}<2 ) in quadrant II, and so there is a tendency to persist as an entrepreneur in period 2, even with a negative draw on ε2.
Where enfranchisement occurred, the lord usually received a good payment; even when servility persisted, there was a tendency to commute the arbitrary tallage into fixed common sums.
Patellofemoral pain syndrome (PFP), or idiopathic pain arising from the anterior knee, is one of the most common musculoskeletal conditions affecting young active adults [ 1- 6], and has a tendency to persist to some degree in a substantial proportion of affected individuals [ 7].
One of the most important political changes in China over the past 30 years has been a move away from the vicious factional strife of the Maoist era, a tendency that persisted well into the 1980s and fuelled the pro-democracy upheaval of 1989.
In August and September, the percentage of positive samples progressively increased for children and decreased for adults, indicating a tendency that persisted in October (data not shown; figure 5).
Subclinical mastitis (SCM) has a tendency to persist because it usually remains undetected.
These lesions show a poor healing tendency and sometimes persist for years.
