Using this method, >95% depletion of the selected T cell subsets endured for the duration of the experiment.
26 27 Physical and psychological stress is put on hospitalised patients with CAB, and may endure beyond the duration of hospitalisation.
Those who cannot endure being "unplugged" for the duration of a 45-minute class, secretly text their friends ("friends") while pretending to fumble in their backpack.
Traditionally, the singers stand still for the duration.
Similarly, this analysis calculates the benefit for one cohort of U.S. children, whereas the duration of lead hazard controls are likely to endure for ≥ 6 years (Wilson et al. 2006).
But the basic post-9/11 architecture of executive power — expansive powers to detain, interrogate and assassinate, claimed for the duration of an open-ended war — looks destined to endure for presidencies to come.
Therefore, it has to endure for electrical insulation as well as the thermal contraction as well.
The art collection, though, will endure for a long time.
Such units would have significant duration, but they would not be likely to endure for as long as persons — insofar as memories typically fade, beliefs and desires are lost or revised over time, and so forth — and they certainly wouldn't endure as long as the life of the human being of which they were a part.
The network's motto should be repeated as a mantra for the duration (same Latin root as endure) of "The Librarian: Return to King Solomon's Mines," a sequel to the inexplicably successful 2004 TNT movie "The Librarian: Quest for the Spear," which introduced Noah Wyle as a scholar-adventurer in the style of Indiana Jones.
