Gene therapy exploits these viral persistence strategies to achieve efficient and safe long-term transgene expression.
The persistence function therefore makes a mathematically explicit framework of persistence strategies for biomolecular systems, in which economy, flexibility and robustness engage in various trade-off solutions.
Differences in tissue tropism and cell entry, particularly at low temperatures [ 22,23] and a correlation between the neutral evolutionary rates of bat RVs and their hosts' seasonal activity patterns [ 24] further point to variable persistence strategies across host species.
If there is an unwillingness to manage less aggressively those women without HPV persistence, strategies for monitoring HPV infections will produce mainly increased costs and excessive treatment, which negatively affects reproductive outcomes (34).
Thus, while it is important to avoid removing the selection pressure altogether (which would halt adaptation and could prevent long-term persistence), strategies that retain the direction of selection but lessen its magnitude may help tip the scales toward adaptation rather than extinction.
Because in the context of the digital age, when the answers literally are at everyone's fingertips, success becomes a function of persistence and strategy - not memorization.
Although persistence of strategy use was reported [ 28], memory performance deteriorated over time [ 28, 36].
In conclusion, these extremely high elevation rangeland herbs invest preferentially in structures for persistence (K-strategy) rather than maximizing carbon gain.
While their attention to the injustices like that apartheid, child labor and cooperation with oppressive regimes and governments is well known, similar persistence and strategies have been focused on the environment, infant formula and health.
The persistence of this strategy of defense reflects a residual feeling that the fruits of affirmative action are somehow spoiled if they are not deserved (Harris 2003).
