The cells exhibit a persistent type of migration, which depends on the substrate anisotropy.
Cadmium (Cd) is one of the biologically nonessential, nonbiodegradable, persistent type of priority hazardous and heavy metal pollutants (Campbell 2006), which easily accumulates in sediments and aquatic organisms (by bioaccumulation and biomagnifications), and thus causing a gross biological impact.
And they're telling you, not so that you'll lift them up and make them feel better, but so they can acknowledge a very special and persistent type of frustration we women are hormonally and culturally primed for.
In the literature it is also suggested that knee pain is a more persistent type of pain, supporting the hypothesis for OA as the cause for symptoms.
The resistance to apoptosis is also enhanced by persistent type of stress, e.g. oxidative stress [ 41] and in this view, our data show the over-expression of IL1B, LTBP1 AND RAC2 genes, related to the production of oxidative species.
Chronic, rather slow and persistent type of infection with stimulation of resting beta-cell-antigen-specific T lymphocytes is thought to be the link between CVB infections and the induction of autoimmunity and/or progression to diabetes and leads to subtle changes in the beta cells.
No difference was observed in the rate of persistent type II endoleaks for the moderate and major shrinkage groups (6·3 and 5·3 per cent respectively).
2, 29 A strong, persistent, type-specific response follows vaccination of HPV VLPs, which do not comprise attenuated or live virus.
Doctors classify pain into various categories, but there are two main types of persistent pain.
But then it was back to business as usual, with Stewart admitting the Daily Show team had spent the majority of the day "in shock and grief … but also searching for a segue, back into a programme such as this … We believe that we have found it: it's a story that combines the difficulty of ridding society of these types of persistent, toxic ideologies … with a creature that has four stomachs".
