A better understanding of how M. tuberculosis is able to persist in its host, presumably in a hostile environment, for extended periods of time, will thus certainly facilitate the development of effective therapeutic strategies to eradicate latent tuberculosis.
Why does the gun industry persist in its lies?
Early in its development stage, yet learning.
Throughout the 1930s, Taylor persisted in pursuing the development of radar, in spite of low priority, low funding, and lack of support by the U.S. Navy administration in Washington.
These results suggest that HARDI tractography has the potential to identify developing TC/CT and CC pathways with the timing and location of their convergence in fetal stages persisting in postnatal development.
Major roadblocks persist in the development of vaccines that elicit potent neutralizing antibodies targeting diverse HIV-1 strains, similar to known broadly neutralizing HIV-1 human monoclonal antibodies.
The striking difference in Esco2 requirement for pre-implantation development between mouse and human led us to ask whether this difference persists in later development.
3 Disruptions in the synapse function likely cause a cascade of detrimental effects persisting in brain development, indicating the necessity of the precise spatiotemporal gene expression required for normal brain development.
TBP2 may be competitive in embryonic gene regulation because of preferential interactions with embryonic activators or other maternal factors that – like TBP2 – still persist in early development; such preferential interactions would be analogous to the preference of the Caudal activator for a promoter nucleoprotein architecture with the downstream promoter element [ 33].
Since the latter is persisted in serialized form, its format can be arbitrary.
And the underlying critique of western chauvinism (that western-style capitalist democracy is the best model for the rest) remains pertinent when people persist in talking of development "ladders", for example.
