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Or, more to the point, they suffer from inertia, from the stubborn persistence of a single vision.

All networks were very robust to host-tree extinctions, particularly under the "rarest species model" – in which the persistence of a single tree species was generally enough to ensure the persistence of most of epiphyte species.

It is worth emphasizing that this approach treats perceptual stabilization as a repeated choice for the same percept on many stimulus onsets; not as persistence of a single perceptual state (during stimulus absence the system is in neither perceptual state).

The persistence of a single subtype of L. monocytogenes in processing facilities or on equipment has been reported from several months to more than 10 years [ 12, 13].

It has been suggested that prolonged luteal activity may be caused by more than one corpora lutea developing in succession rather than by the persistence of a single corpus luteum [ 32].

> -wrap-foot> In view of the persistence of a single, large-scale mtDNA deletion in myoblasts from two of our patients we wanted to exclude the possibility of an mtDNA duplication, which might explain the persistence of the mutation (26).

Since fascin is abundant in the system, the actin filaments within bundles are tightly bound, and the bundles thus behave as semiflexible rods of thickness s, and persistence length ξs = π2s4ξ1, where ξ1≈10 µm is the persistence length of a single actin filament.

The persistence length of a single-stranded DNA is 1.5 nm in 2 M NaCl solution, and 3 nm in 25 mM NaCl solution [ 41].

Gomulkiewicz and Holt (1995) have developed similar models that apply to population persistence in the face of a single dramatic shift in the optimum phenotype, and have made qualitatively similar conclusions.

Nevertheless, assuming modest carrying capacities (K>100) and the observed productivity data for this bee in NA, stochastic modeling indicates that both extinction and persistence of a population founded by a single immigrant were likely events (Figure S1A), stressing the important but often neglected role of chance in biological invasions [49], [50].

In the previous issue of Critical Care, Legrand and colleagues examine the association between haemodynamic targets of resuscitation (cardiac output, mean or diastolic blood pressure, central venous pressure (CVP) and central venous oxygen saturation) and development or persistence of AKI in a single centre study of patients with septic shock admitted to a surgical ICU [ 1].