Fig. 9 Contribution to intergenerational persistence of education (beta-coefficient) by country.
However, reserves are rarely assessed for their contribution to population persistence.
Severe RV infections during infancy have also been linked to the subsequent development of asthma and the presence of rhinovirus in the lower airway to the contribution to disease persistence and severity (Jackson et al., 2008, Wos et al., 2008).
Our objective is to examine the prevalence of so-called 'no-cost' resistance mutations with the aim of evaluating whether these could make a substantial contribution to the persistence of AMR (Box 2).
Ultimately, the importance of each reserve's contribution to network persistence will depend on rockfish density, age structure, and fine-scale patterns of dispersal caused by oceanographic currents and features such as retention zones (e.g. White et al. 2010).
In terms of the public expenditure on education, the largest contribution to reducing intergenerational persistence in education is for Costa Rica, Panama, and Chile.
The full spectrum of hrHPV types that are involved in multiple infections, their persistence, individual and relative contribution to oncogenicity and duration of persistence of the different hrHPV types in the context of multiple infections in African women is not known.
Cumulatively, LGI1 is unique compared to all currently sequenced L. monocytogenes but the contribution to pathogenicity or environmental persistence is unconfirmed.
The results of this study already indicated at this point that the occupational contribution to the new onset and persistence of symptoms during the first months of employment was considerable [ 15, 16, 18] and that atopic teenagers did not take their diseases into account when selecting a job [ 19].
The sbp set up therefore stands as an interesting framework to explore models of long-term persistence of duplicated genes and their contribution to pathway evolution.
