This book can be unsettling at times, but it persistently aroused in this reviewer a wriggling, six-legs-up delight.
We accepted the diagnosis as the patient's actual malformation if it was persistently recorded at several visits, at surgery or autopsy, or if it was the prevailing view at the end of follow-up (eg, death or emigration).
Lastly, the amount of elastin per tissue area increased from D5 to D28 in normoxic mice (P < 0.05), but not in hyperoxic mice, where it was significantly higher at D5 and persistently remained high, with a significant interaction between the plots (P < 0.05, Figure 2E).
The December resolution expressed "alarm" at the "persistently large number of reported and unreported atrocities and widespread untouchability practices, notably manual scavenging".
In a pre-emptive apology to comedy completists, Mr. Kantor said the purpose of the documentary was not just to educate viewers but also to entertain them at this persistently unfunny moment in history.
We therefore aimed at eliminating persistently infected hepatocytes carrying HBV cccDNA by redirecting cytolytic T cells toward HBsAg-producing cells.
If you talk at them persistently enough, and use a friendly face, they will keep fucking with their parents until they get the Jell-O pudding they want.
Change in functional status was operationalized as follows: not impaired (independent at T0 and T1), was impaired (dependent at T0; independent at T1), became impaired (independent at T0; dependent at T1), persistently impaired (dependent at T0 and T1).
Some of the naturally scrapie-infected animals were born and raised at a persistently scrapie-infected USDA animal research unit at Pullman, WA and developed either preclinical or clinical scrapie.
Three such Test-match counties – Nottinghamshire, Warwickshire and Lancashire – are also in next week's quarter-finals but it is Northants, whose right to survive at all is persistently questioned, who will join them.
