The longevity of these viruses may not be directly related to their ongoing transcription and production of virions, but rather their ability to attach and persist on mucosal surfaces [ 49].
The legend persists because it attaches a low purpose to a high-minded enterprise, exposing what seems to be a mixed motive in a self-burnished institution.
Although no significant vision improvement has been observed four months after transplantation, structural evidence confirms that cells have attached and continued to persist in the treated patients.
7 Because spores can also attach to numerous substrates 8 and persist in the soil for years 9, detection of genes associated with their survival could be critical in understanding pathogenesis of endospore-forming Bacillus species.
Similarly, planulae (and polyps) from Cyanea capillata showed a high tolerance to low salinity [36], suggesting C. tuberculata planuale are able to persist until they find an adequate substrate where to attach and become a polyp.
All of these participants had previously attended a special school for children with language difficulties or a specialist language unit attached to mainstream school and met the above criterion for persisting language impairment.
Britain fought hard to achieve this new deal in behind-the-scenes negotiations, and persisted in the position despite many warnings that the poorer countries were simply too attached to Kyoto to give it up.
Because Kipping thought that the structure of the repeating unit was essentially that of a ketone (the polymer chains formed by silicon atoms, with oxygen atoms attached by double bonds), he incorrectly called them silicones, a name that has persisted.
These strains attached and invaded intestinal, and both human and rat brain cell lines, and persisted for 48 h in U937 macrophages.
House Republicans said they now hoped to attach it to an agriculture spending bill after the holiday recess, but if Democratic objections persist, the deal could be in jeopardy.
