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In contrast, 1668-thioate pre-treatment in conjunction with cardiac I/R resulted in significant up-regulation of 635 genes 30 min after reperfusion and persisted towards 3 h.

But despite the fairly recent and very real success of chemotherapy in improving cure rates in the adjuvant setting, its ineffectiveness in the cure of metastatic cancer sustains the pervasive nihilism that persists towards the disease, perhaps limiting our ability to see what is possible with the increasingly effective treatments now available to us.

Questions about why negative stereotyping of fat bodies has persisted while attitudes towards, and perceptions of, thin bodies have changed over time, needs much closer investigation over the longue durée, with particular attention to changing attitudes as sex became decoupled from reproduction.

Philosophical differences between these efforts persist, especially towards the avoidance of redundancy between packages.

The negative views towards Wollstonecraft persisted for over a century.

This trend has persisted despite increasing attention towards increasing fistula rates by such initiatives as Fistula First [ 46].

Additionally, short-term utilization oriented towards extraction maximization persisted due to the legal uncertainty of resource access obtained in informal ways and the inability of people to turn to legal recourse.

Weak steering currents persisted as the depression moved towards the northwest at 4 mph (6 km/h) to 5 mph (8 km/h).

But even though the coalition government elected in 2010 prescribed "swingeing cuts" to public spending as a way of dealing with Britain's escalated debt following the crash, public anger towards the banks persisted.

Although the Wops (an acronym for "without papers" that is derogatory towards Italian-Americans) persisted at least into the early 1970s, the North Dakota town has since changed its mascot from an ethnic slur to the Huskies.

We identified six high-risk clusters of P. falciparum infection, some of which persisted despite an overall tendency towards a decrease in risk.