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Interestingly, Mier-y-T-Teran-Romero et al. [ 77] show that combination of antibody-dependent enhancement and slight heterogeneity in transmission among strains increases persistence of four strains, suggesting evolutionary advantage of antibody-dependent enhancement.
The 4th generation includes "Armored CARs", designed to increase persistence of engineered T cells in tumor's microenvironment.
We found the single free food presentation increased persistence of responding in extinction.
We explain the increased persistence of the anhydride with higher carbon numbers by the emergence of the phase-separated oil droplets (Fig. 1d).
The increased persistence of the anhydrides by phase-separation suggests that in reaction networks, higher carbon number anhydrides could be competitively selected.
The increased persistence of predator prey systems when interactions are distributed through the space has been acknowledged by both empirical and theoretical studies.
The carbamate prodrug is intended to be a slowly reversible inhibitor of acetylcholinesterase (AChE) along the lines of the stigmines thereby allowing increased persistence of released acetylcholine within the synaptic cleft.
Remnant bacterial cells and EPS may also make the biogenic Mn-oxide more thermodynamically stable and cause increased persistence of the mineral phase.
The effect is of course not strong enough to completely change the hierarchy between small and tall trees, however, it can contribute to an increased persistence of small trees in the understorey with the above-mentioned effects on stand structure.
We predicted that if SNV followed the Dilution Effect model, SNV prevalence would be highest in low diversity communities, possibly due to increased density or increased persistence of deer mice, the primary SNV host.
Subcutaneous injections of 15 µg/animal were performed daily for the recombinant product and twice weekly for the pegylated product, taking into consideration the increased persistence of the pegylated IL-18.
