Sentence examples for persistent residence from inspiring English sources
Persistent residence of cyclin B1 in nuclei is an indication of cell mitosis block, as well as a marker to distinguish M phase arrest from G2 phase arrest [19].
It is among the most persistent congeners, with residence time in the environment exceeding 100 years [ 2].
By remaining in close proximity, Scm3 serves not as a structural replacement for H2A-H2B (contoary tourur initial model in Mizuguchi et al. (2007)), but rather as a persistent chaperone-in-residence to insure against catastrophic loss of the singular Cse4 nucleosome.
- The intracellular H. pylori fraction may represent the site of residence for persistent infection.
Such a mucin coat when coupled with persistent salivary flow reduces oral bacterial residence time to deter undesirable biofilm formation.
These studies have estimated the maternal exposure from geographical areas [ 26, 27], farm residence [ 28], by measurements of persistent pesticides in breast milk [ 29] or occupation [ 30].
Table 3 summarizes characteristics of individuals reporting "persistent problems staying awake during the day" according to residence.
Variables that were persistent predictors of higher odds of chronic adolescent food insecurity across all residence places were female sex of the adolescent (P < 0.01), higher tertile of dependency ratio (P < 0.05) and household food insecurity at baseline (P < 0.001).
This means ensuring that health equity – addressing persistent differences in disease and life expectancy between ethnic groups, economic classes, and neighborhood of residence – is integrated into all policy and decision making.
Atoms are colored by contact residence times, as in part a. Experimental evidence supports the hypothesis that the most persistent contacts are among those most critical for binding.
Scanvic reported residence at another healthcare institution and break in the skin to be significantly associated with persistent carriage (32% vs 11%andd 67.7% vs. 28%, respectively).
