Douglas, in fact, persisted in living in a rickety way straight through September, looking a lot like an old man I often see at my favorite bookstore spindly and stooped but dressed nattily in just the way I have threatened to dress Larry some day if his senility strikes before my own in a cardigan sweater with elbow patches and a small, smart cap.
Schmidt et al. (2003) showed that only the resection of 100% of the infected bone may lead to successful osteitis treatment, and that by leaving small infected or devitalized bone segments, the infection could in fact persist or may even be rekindled [1].
The conventional wisdom had been that the random access memory used in computers was erased instantly when the computer shut down — but in fact, it persists for several seconds (and, by freezing the memory chip, can be made to last hours).
It is all too easy to assume that Stalin's death in 1953 brought an immediate end to the camp system; in fact, it persisted and, though it wound down dramatically during Khrushchev's thaw, did not finally disappear until well into the Gorbachev years.
In fact, expression persisted in liver for several days beyond that observed in the skin.
The first duplication may in fact have persisted in the lineage leading to Allexis and Viola, but been subject to an event of sequence replacement in the common ancestor of these two genera.
Today, these facts persist and now one in four deaths in the United States is attributable to cancer [2].
ILC2s stimulated by inhalation of either IL-33 or papain persist for a long time; even after resolution of the inflammatory response; in fact, some ILC2s persist for more than 4 weeks.
In fact, rumors have persisted (via Bloomberg) that the company's majority owner, Vivendi SA, is eager to sell its $8.1B stake in the company.
In fact, CR cells persist in distinct areas of fully mature animals.
In fact, these associations persisted after adjusting for the effect of all other factors.
