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Posey has become the public face of a franchise in persistent need of a reputational makeover, forever rubbing out the stain of the steroids era as epitomized by the divisive personality of Barry Bonds.

The present conclusions and the current situation support the persistent need of conducting well designed studies, aiming at estimating the true prevalence of C. burnetii infection in the three main domestic ruminant species.

Due to a persistent need of equally stretchable power sources, especially for some emerging bio-integrated applications enabled by this unusual class of electronics, stretchable energy storage systems have been attracting increasing attentions in the past few years.

However, perioperatively, a clinically important definition that has been embraced by INTERMACS is the need for RV mechanical support (RVAD) or persistent need of inotropic support for more than 14 days.

Causes of death in spite of a reduction of blood loss after the administration of rFVIIa were multiple organ failure (n = 3 [ 12] and n = 1 [ 9]), persistent need of inotropic support [ 10], and persistent hypotension and acidosis [ 29] or no information was given on the cause of death (n = 3 [ 13] and n = 1 [ 15]).

The working women of today frequently have to balance between the demands of their business and the persistent needs of their children.

However, with a persistent need for the identification of novel drug targets to treat increasingly common neurodegenerative diseases, RNA interference screening technology now provides a promising approach.

Jerry's fear of fatherhood takes the odd form of a persistent need to sit around his favorite restaurant ordering Shirley Temples and pondering the awful magnitude of it all.

That said, researchers from all three countries were conscious of the persistent need to enhance opportunities for minority researchers in their own academic environments, though progress seemed more likely to be achieved in Canada - with its stronger emphasis on the development of neophyte researchers - than in the UK or Germany.

There is a persistent need for high resolution photographic images of the sea floor and associated biota for marine habitat classification and fisheries stock assessment.

Her work is fueled by a persistent need to find out not the meaning of life itself, but how to ask what it is.