Natural necessities are typically predictable, stable requirements on our actions, persisting without regard to us as individuals.
In accordance with our data, persisting clinical activity was expressed with arthralgias or fever.
In our patients, persisting congestive heart failure was the leading reason for further hospitalization (16%), and a frequent cause of death during follow-up (3%).
But the optical effects swim in our eyes, persist on our retina, and make us see things that aren't there, just as we hear voices of the long dead that also aren't present.
(And so be healed and bound up, and acknowledge her own wounds)....We must forgive, deepen our love, persist in our conviction that even the church can be redeemed from sin.
"Explicit bias did not predict our findings, and our effects persisted while controlling for it".
Last winter we wore jackets into November and lost our gloves, geraniums persisted, our new pot-bellied stove sat unlit night after night and inside our lungs and throats, embedded in our cells, viruses churned out relaxed, unkillable replicas of themselves in the friendlier temperatures.
If our businesses rely on the network organizational form, our military engages in net-centric warfare, and even our enemies persist as networks, we postulated, then governments should employ network principles to assert national interests in the world of diplomacy.
We can prepare every child for college and career but if our biases persist and income isn't shared more evenly across our demographics, we're simply using education as a scapegoat, and the resulting policies are abysmal.
But its effects on our polities persist.
