Behavioral economics experiments consistently find persistent, irrational human biases.
Furthermore, unsuccessful first-time M.D. applicants for an R01 grant are consistently less persistent than their Ph.D. counterparts in reapplying after an initial failed attempt.
Our results confirm the ability of long enough cryoablation applications (>60 s) to consistently produce persistent AVB when large catheters (8 mm) are used and very low temperatures (<−80°C) are reached.
Similarly, in patients undergoing AV nodal therapeutic ablation, long lasting applications using large catheters (i.e. 8 mm) and catheter tip temperatures ≤−80°C should be needed to consistently obtain persistent AVB.
In the clone 100, SDF-1α stimulated cell migration consistently with the persistent CXCR4 gene expression found in this clone (Figure 2B).
We tested three main hypotheses based on consistently replicated and persistent findings in childhood ADHD.
The poor sensitivity of SCr, especially in mild cases of AKI, may be an explanation for the lack of consistently proven association between persistent nephrograms and AKI.
The paper also shows that restrictions in black political participation affect educational policies in a persistent fashion, consistently with the previously mentioned contributions.
These initial GCaMP3 changes were either transient or sustained, but were consistently followed by dramatic persistent increases that extended throughout the entire cell body as the photoreceptor rounded up.
Woodward's role at the BOA has consistently come under scrutiny, amid persistent rumours that he would return to rugby.
At the age of 26 she suffered a cardiac arrest that led to profound brain damage, resuscitation, a tracheotomy and respirator-assisted breathing, insertion of a gastric feeding tube, a subsequent month-long coma, followed by fifteen years in what was early and consistently diagnosed as being a persistent vegetative state (PVS).
