Even in Juno, a quirkier, less mainstream production, the prevailing wisdom (ignore abortion as a serious choice, however unrealistic that may be) persists.
Data in Spark is handled as parallelizable RDDs, which may also be persisted in-memory.
Of course, a single score on a MMSE taken early in the person's admission, when there may have been persisting confusion relating to the cause of the admission, cannot be compared to several MMSE scores taken late in an admission.
Uninvolved skin may be primed as there were persisting vascular markers and eosinophils, as well as increases in mast cells.
But unlikely resurrections, as ridiculed as they may be, have persisted, and not just on the small screen.
It is shown that "controlling" eigenvalues may be exploited from persisting tails of transient concentration measurements on tracer experiments to obtain dispersion parameters.
Recurrent bacterial meningitis may be caused by persisting anatomical defects, either congenital or acquired, or by disorders of the immune system.
Furthermore, although prions may be capable of persisting much longer than that which we modeled (half-life>8 yrs) [38], based on the patterns in our simulations, we suspect that this would simply translate to even higher levels of disease prevalence, greater propensities for host declines, and even larger amounts of effort needed for disease control.
The diminishing effect of social support in our study may be explained by persisting symptoms of avoidance and emotional numbing, which may diminish the supportive efforts of others, result in less social support or even deteriorate social relations [ 59].
Finally, this finding may be explained by persisting overdistension after the maneuver, especially if some degree of hypovolemia was present, generating high ventilation perfusion areas or non zone III of the lungs.
