When patients were stratified by age into three groups, the prevalence of HBeAg decreased with age in patients with HBV/C2 (10 of 17, 58.8% in <30 years; 12 of 25, 48.0% in 30 50 years; 2 of 6, 33.3% in >50 years), whereas kept at an almost constant high prevalence in patients with HBV/CD1 (21 of 32, 65.6% in <30 years; 39 of 63, 61.9% in 30 50 years; 9 of 14, 64.3% in >50 years).
Their price was kept at 2/6d (12½p) for almost 30 years.
The Prestige ran into trouble after being caught in a storm, but was then kept at sea for almost a week while the government of Prime Minister José María Aznar unsuccessfully tried to convince neighboring France and Portugal to offer shelter to the damaged ship.
Trees here are treated like treasures, kept alive at almost any cost and, in one case, even allowed to grow through a slate-roofed cottage.
The ON/OFF ratio at the negative bias was very small since the device was almost kept at HRS regardless of swept direction.
The system would consist of a large, heavily insulated, 10-meter-wide tank made from graphite and filled with liquid silicon, kept at a "cold" temperature of almost 3,500 degrees Fahrenheit.
We all know the broad strokes: The man got sicker, he almost quit, kept at it.
The world is short of oil, and the appetite for it keeps growing at almost double the rate of new discoveries.
Dodgson, who thrived on precision, took to the medium enthusiastically and kept at it for thirty years, producing almost three thousand pictures and becoming one of the most accomplished amateur photographers of his day.
It was just shockingly poorly thought out and yet they did it anyway, and they keep, they kept at these sort of mistakes … I almost felt like I had some friend in government just saying: "Oh yes, do that, absolutely, it's great".
