Late last year, when the commission issued a draft, critics said it failed to reflect some of the most persistent concerns expressed by citizens in the many forums held by the commission.
Girls with a history of persistent pain expressed higher levels of anxiety sensitivity (p < 0.001) and pain catastrophizing (p < 0.001) than did both girls without a history of pain and boys, regardless of pain history.
The suppression of spontaneous mutations could be due, as previously proposed, to certain unknown (and persistent) factors expressed in the host in response to the infection [ 23].
Nevertheless, we demonstrated that persistent CDV expressed functional fusogenic complexes, which consist of the fusion (F) and attachment (H) glycoproteins at the plasma membrane of glial cells.
"We're merely hearing the president more lately and that's because Khamenei has become more persistent in expressing his views, views which often are in contrast with those held by the government".
Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld has expressed persistent doubts about putting American troops into peacekeeping missions abroad.
Through September and October, as the O.M.B. whittled away at the president's promise, Schumer and Clinton expressed persistent confidence.
One of the world's most persistent horror fantasies, expressed everywhere from Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" to "Jurassic Park," had suddenly come to pass: a dangerous form of life, manipulated and enhanced by man, had become lethal.
He said he would like to see the Georgian leader tried for war crimes, and at times seemed to be goading Mr. Saakashvili, who has expressed persistent anxiety about Russian attempts to undermine his government, both through military force or interference in domestic politics.
The entire dataset is associated with a single persistent identifier [43] expressed as a compressed archive that a user can download and expand into a folder containing 133,886 individual files.
