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Following infection of BALB/c mice (Fig. 4) and C57BL/6 mice (Supplementary Fig. 9) by aerosol, the STB strains effectively multiplied in the lungs and disseminated to the spleens during the acute infection phase but consistently persisted less well during the chronic infection phase compared to M. tuberculosis.

But she persisted — less interested, she later said, in the money than in the prestige of authorship — and when Virginia Kirkus, an editor of children's books at Harper & Brothers, received a new version of the material, now recast as a novel aimed at readers between the ages of eight and twelve, she bought it.

They concluded, as a consequence, that "older Chinese students perceived homework as less useful, enjoyed doing homework less, expended less effort, persisted less, and engaged in planning and self-checking less than did younger students" (Hong et al., 2009, p. 274).

Patients with a low back complaint that had persisted less than 90 days were also excluded.

There are peaks similar to those identified by [2], [3] when only short lived genera (persisting less than 45 Myr) are considered.

Infection may persist for long periods, possibly months or even years, in women but generally persists less than 10 days in males [ 21].

It is also expressed transiently in the larval fat body at eclosion, but this expression persists less than 24 hours and is therefore unlikely to affect epidermal aging at later stages.

No remaining tumour after preoperative radiotherapy indicated less risk for local recurrence than if tumour persisted (P less than 0.01, chi-square).

The Taliban rose to power with extensive aid from the I.S.I.; the collaboration persisted, if less robustly, after September 11th.

"If this keeps on, we're going to lose the house," I persisted, sounding less panicked than petulant.

The size of these reductions in abundance ranged between 71%and88%8%, and persisted for less than 4 months after drilling.