It generates information about conditions in which the species can ideally persist based on observations made in laboratory studies or documented realities.
Raeder et al. [75] dig a bit deeper into that last topic, by attempting to predict which link will decay and which will persist, based on several local indicators.
Large gaps in learning outcomes persist, based on both sex and household wealth.
Thus enrollees were continuously assessed and offered risk-appropriate treatments and services initially when the risk factor was first identified, if the risk factor persisted based on any subsequent study visit, or if the risk factor re-appeared during any subsequent study visit.
Over the long haul it has been the purebreds that have persisted, based partly on the power of conserved traits, the genetic raw materials that old lineages have passed on for millennia.
Reports of the meeting have persisted, based primarily on accounts of Czech officials like Prime Minister Milos Zeman, who discussed it with officials in Washington in November.
Another common strategy of pathogens to circumvent the immune system and to persist is based on their capability to exploit host plasma derived proteases, in particular human plasminogen/plasmin (PLG) in order to breach tissue barriers.
To show the effectiveness of endoscopic reduction surgeries for delayed cases with blowout fractures, and to determine the cause of persisting diplopia based on surgical findings.
We tentatively assign segment identity to persisting abdominal segments based on their relative spatial order, the position of expression domains of the knocked-down genes in the blastoderm (see Appendix I), and comparison to the corresponding cuticle phenotypes in D. melanogaster.
The base case model considers that this morbidity is likely to persist into early childhood, based on the studies by Greenough et al., and Shefali-Patel et al., which looked at the healthcare utilisation over two years in children with CLD and late preterm infants, respectively, who had RSV-proven infection requiring hospitalisation [21, 22]. Figure 1 Decision tree model schematic.
Calhoun et al. show that in extreme conditions, such as when food is completely removed, the animals determine where and for how long to persist with their search based on their knowledge of what was typical of their environment.
