Our culture values persistence and Bernie Sanders has been persistent.
Although appropriate therapy was given in 93%, the etiologic pathogen persisted in 50% of patients in the biofilm culture, and persistence in biofilm was commonly associated with treatment failure.
Our findings are partially consistent with previous trials showing that the most frequent causes of treatment failure were positive fungal cultures and persistence of fever, while only persistence of fever was the major reason of treatment failure in other trials [ 10, 13].
And I think it is: later, Morozov blames "internet culture" for the "persistence of many urban myths," a profoundly weird idea, given that scholars of urban myths such as Jan Brunvand have found that many of today's urban legends originate in the middle ages and have proven amply fecund without the need for the internet as a breeding medium.
But Pioneer has an average employee tenure of 20 years and their culture supports loyalty, persistence, flexibility and customization.
The Edzie questionnaire was used as the primary source for the development of the Identity and Culture in STEM Persistence Survey (ICSTEM Persistence Survey).
Topics include the effects of resettlement into housing estates, the role of new houses in Tibetan culture and the persistence of pastures as common property despite official privatisation programmes.
Guns are the symbols of the violence that plagues American life in the 21st Century, and Congressional tolerance of and often abject homage to the most warped dimensions of the gun culture encourages the persistence of violence in all forms throughout our supposedly civilized society.
Due to their ease of culture and dispersal, persistence in the environment, and high virulence, F. tularensis is classified as a Category-A select agent by the CDC [2].
The possibility of an active bacterial or viral infection was excluded by culture, serology and persistence of symptoms despite empirical antibiotic treatment.
