The result is warfare in both Afghanistan and Iraq whose closest approximation to success is not victory over the insurgency, but rather the persistence of a US presence.
Importantly, not single diminished values of mHLA-DR should be regarded as clinically relevant but rather the persistence of low mHLA-DR levels indicating failure for recovery [4, 7, 12, 15].
It takes neither genius nor heroism to be a manager, but rather persistence, tough-mindedness, hard work, intelligence, analytical ability, and perhaps most important, tolerance and goodwill.
In regards to standardized testing being "too frustrating" for our students and thus we should avoid at all cost, I know countless teachers who see the frustration on their students' faces as not just defeat, but rather persistence and resilience.
Functional MRI experiments add weight to their hypothesis that the effect is mediated by an inhibitory rebound of high level large receptive fields rather than a persistence of filling in [8].
Additionally simultaneous detection of B19V-DNA and B19V-IgM antibodies in 71,4% (20/28) of the serum samples is indicative for an acute or recently acute B19V-infection rather than a persistence of B19V-DNA.
Against his best opposition, he has won not with brute force (which is how Tyson prevails) but rather with a scrapper's pluck and persistence.
Allostasis views disease not as the product of fundamental abnormality of given biological mechanisms but rather as the relative persistence or rigidity of system set points that renders systems (and the organism as a whole) less capable of dynamic adaptation.
This study, however, did not measure adherence in itself, but rather cART discontinuation (cART persistence) and defined it broadly as ceasing cART or dropping out of active care.
Specifically, the solar eclipse did not affect the Es layer in terms of its maximum intensity, which is comparable with that of the previous and next day, but rather in terms of its persistence.
