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In plots where the canopy was trimmed and the debris (6 kg m−2) was added to the forest floor, the canopy debris persisted on the forest floor for at least 4 years; debris decomposed more quickly in plots with intact canopies.

Since plastic debris persists far longer than biodegradable flotsam such as feathers and wood, dangerous pathogens could travel long distances by attaching themselves to plastic rafts of debris tinier than salt grains.

The show signals its nonverbal intentions with an introductory dance, and intermittent intervals of mere movement persist throughout; the silences in the production are striking.

However, myelin debris can persist for years after degeneration of CNS axons as myelin debris can not be efficiently cleared in CNS [36].

However, it is conceivable that if clearance of myelin debris is disturbed by alterations of the inflammatory response the presence of myelin debris can persist and thus for a prolonged period inhibit myelin repair.

A large area of thickened ice persisted where the debris reduced ablation; a positive impact on mass balance equivalent to a 20% increase in annual accumulation.

Furthermore, we demonstrate that larvae use both new AV as well as vegetative debris from the previous year that persisted through the winter.

The Midori-ga-oka debris flow entered the residential area and persisted over a long distance while also spreading to cover a wide area.

Information was not collected on whether these symptoms persisted after December 2001, when fires were extinguished and dust from transport of debris diminished.

But in our zeal to disrupt, it's easy to forget that the old ways have sometimes persisted for good reasons — reasons that go beyond mere inertia or the influence of entrenched players interested in maintaining the status quo.

A hypervelocity collision with debris much larger than about 1 cm in diameter essentially ends the mission with the potential to generate a new debris cloud that could persist for decades or longer.