The evidence of corticolimbic dysregulation observed is consistent with the hypothesis that bipolar disorder entails progressive, pernicious neurobiological disruptions that may eventually persist during euthymia.
The delayed expression of Ki-67 (at 48 hours) is likely to be due to lytic replication of infected cells at the early stages of infection where the infected cells may not survive but produces progeny capable of infecting new cells that eventually persists and establishes latency.
The latest timestamp always wins and eventually persists.
Therefore, other factors are likely to contribute to leukocyte survival in the very early phase of disease that eventually persists.
Similar embryonic tails are found in other mammals, such as dogs, horses, and monkeys; in humans, however, the tail eventually shortens, persisting only as a rudiment in the adult coccyx.
In influenza, the trunk branch corresponds to the progenitor lineage; mutations that occur along the trunk are eventually fixed, persisting until 'over-written' by subsequent mutations.
One's eyes glaze over, the head nods, but the host stubbornly persists, eventually regaining attention with a comment about the vegetarian John Harvey Kellogg's invention of cornflakes, or an account of scurvy — a disease that proved that in some cases fruit is more important than flesh.
People might protest, but if piss-drinkers persisted, eventually their behaviour would become normalised.
Instead, the practice persisted, eventually taking cover under the Spanish holidays of All Saints Day and All Souls Day on Nov. 1 and 2, respectively.
The lawsuit failed, and the problems have persisted, eventually becoming the butt of a number of Bachelor and Bachelorette parody videos.
