In a minority of cases, symptoms and symptom burden persist more or less continuously, albeit variably in their intensity.
If you imagine Facebook's platform as a modern day Acta Diurna — albeit, one updated continuously, delivered direct to citizens' pockets, and with no single distributed copy ever being exactly the same — the organ is clearly not working toward any kind of societal order, crushing or otherwise.
These datasets blend continuously, albeit for somewhat fortuitous reasons, described in the Results section below.
It has recently become appreciated that T-lymphocytes crossing the blood/retina barrier is a normal process which occurs continuously albeit at a low rate even in healthy eyes [ 9, 43].
Although the CMV vector was systemically administered, it is a replicating viral vector that disseminates throughout the body and produces antigen continuously, albeit at a low level, in mucosal tissues.
The CDSS AU drug databank is based on information approved by the Federal Institute for Drugs and Medical Devices and is continuously updated albeit at irregular intervals.
The cells can be maintained at 30°C continuously with healthy exponential growth, albeit at a slower rate, without any sign of cell cycle arrest found in the cells treated with nocodazole, such as complete growth arrest and multi-nucleation.
Similarly to animal studies, human PET and single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) analyses revealed that LAI antipsychotics continuously and stably block D2Rs, albeit reaching consistently lower maximal occupancy rates than transient drug administrations (often ≤65%%) [ 123].
Though the alternative systems of order that emerge are clearly born out of unthinkable hardship, to Koolhaas, these devices continuously reinvent the city in creative, albeit desperate, ways.
Exposure of sodium green loaded chromaffin cells to P-CTX-1B (50 nM) resulted in a slow albeit significant increase in intracellular fluorescence intensity that steadily developed continuously for more than 60 min (Figure 1A, B).
