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These two reasons may explain the quick dissipation of simulated plume P7, in contrast to the observed persistent survival of the plume in the morning of 21 March (Fig. 7b, panels 3 00 to 9 00, and Fig. 13e, f).

Nevertheless these species were treated as homophyllous, as their terrestrial leaves did not seem to contribute to persistent survival.

In the course of human evolution, climate change had posed a persistent survival challenge, even over shorter time horizons.

One possible way such signals could be functional is if climate changes were a persistent survival problem for humans.

In the presence of either the lysogens or free phages, however, persistent survival of 103 104 CFUs per gram of worm gut was routinely observed, including both vegetative and spore forms.

Persistent survival of the transplant was not required in order to obtain benefit after transplantation, as behavioral recovery was as extensive in animals in which transplanted cells were still present at 5 weeks as in those in which no human cells were detected at this time point.

"However, we still found a persistent worse survival for African-Americans compared to Caucasians when we evaluated similar types of tumors between these two groups".

The persistent female survival advantage among cases with pathology confirmed advanced disease suggested different immunological response to melanoma [ 32].

The most striking feature is the persistent 6 10% survival advantage for men at 1, 5 and 10 years after diagnosis.

In addition, PC-induced neuroprotection appears related to a persistent activation of survival kinases in the penumbra.

We have included Tc1 cells which are more likely to mediate cytotoxic anti tumor responses and have persistent in vivo survival (ibid).