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However, TEER invariably remained above 130 Ω cm indicating that the BBB integrity was clearly maintained during the transfection situation.

While a more general model would allow for within-ward loss of colonization, it was found that, once colonized, patients invariably remained so until discharge.

In contrast, other binding modes of (E)- 1b gave only arrangements in which the C=C-bond was oriented in an unproductive fashion[ 16] with distances of >4 Å to FMN-N-5 and Tyr192, while the nitrile invariably remained bound onto His187 and His190.

Even after long-term culture in leucine-containing medium, rpr1Δ::kanMX cells invariably remained leucine prototroph, i.e., had kept the plasmid with the actual dispensable LEU2 marker; by providing vital RNase P function to the cells, plasmid-encoded T. brucei PRORP1 obviously became an essential gene in rpr1Δ::kanMX yeasts.

Children who are encouraged to save at that age invariably remain 'rainy day' savers all their lives.

In bryozoans, the progeny, called zooids, are produced by an asexual process called budding and almost invariably remain in intimate contact to form a colony.

In contrast, the cells of a benign tumour invariably remain in contact with each other in one solid mass centred on the site of origin.

Best mechanical PEEP when prone appears, on average, to be similar to the supine value individual animals varied somewhat in their mechanical properties, however; therefore, best PEEP by this criterion did not invariably remain the same after the position change in every animal.

However, as these animals developed penetrant pituitary tumors only after 10 months, and these invariably remain small, we tested whether pituitary PTTG overexpression also affects anti-proliferative pathways in these transgenic mice.

Subjects that carry the DYT1 mutation but do not manifest dystonia by their mid-20's almost invariably remain asymptomatic for life (Bressman et al., 2000).

Without a health team approach, the introduction of new cadres or delegation of tasks will invariably remain a fragmented and unsustainable "add-on".