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"Until then the force of the vernacular was only to redefine, and nuance, the persistent role of Latin," Mr. Ostler writes.

There was a persistent role of CD4 count at baseline and at 12 months in predicting AIDS, non-AIDS infection, and non-AIDS malignancy deaths.

This showed a persistent role of R and r alleles on melanoma risk (respective ORs = 2.22 [1.66–2.97] and 1.26 [1.26–1.26]).

However, recent analyses of the inequalities in screening uptake in France as well as other northern countries are in general agreement, highlighting the persistent role of socioeconomics (e.g., income, educational level, private health insurance access) and family structure [ 7– 11].

There was a persistent role of CD4 count at baseline and 12 months after starting ART in predicting rates of death from AIDS, non-AIDS infection, and non-AIDS malignancy.

A persistent role of soil particles as an additional exposure route for Pb in snail tissues could be hypothesized, considering that this element can remain in soils for several years after the conversion of a country to unleaded gasoline.

To our knowledge this is the first time the presence of the three newly discovered polyomavirus has been investigated in childhood CNS tumours and so far the results are negative, indicating that MCPyV, KI and WU polyomaviruses do not play a major, persistent role in oncogenesis of childhood CNS tumours.

There's plenty of evidence of the persistent role that sexism still plays in our economy – and it comes despite the fact that girls have long been doing better than boys in elementary, secondary and post-secondary educational settings.

And third, DICE has now fine-tuned the persistent role-playing components of the online game, by giving players a panoply of ways to advance their characters and garner recognition from other users around the world.

Despite its persistent influence, the role of state media receives precious little attention from outsiders.

The interpretation of a persistent dominant negative role of SHP-1 in T cells of aged donors was further supported by determination of its activity.