However, if the water table is persistently too close to the surface during the growing season, photosynthesis is negatively affected through oxygen stress on roots regardless of the aridity.
S. aureus colonizes approximately 30% of the population persistently, and close to 60% transiently.
The meeting propelled the obscure panel, the successor to the New York City Board of Education, to the center of the anger generated by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's push to close persistently low performing schools.
Defects mainly comprised exencephaly (82%), in which the cranial neural folds persistently failed to close (Fig. 4).
This is the first study to rigorously characterize the epidemiologic risk profile of individuals with persistently negative TSTs despite close exposure to a person with TB.
For thirty years Yeats sustained hopes of marrying Maud... Maud, by persistently refusing him, came closest to the reincarnating of his distant and frigid mother..
For thirty years Yeats sustained hopes of marrying Maud... Maud, by persistently refusing him, came closest to the reincarnating of his distant and frigid mother.
Non-temperature-dependent thermal profiles (Fig. 10) persistently have thermal anomalies in close proximity to the surface as demonstrated by the 150 °C isotherm, most considerably in profiles 1 6.
Since then, a persistently high murder rate, the closing of 50 public schools and a sense that Emanuel is out of touch have hurt his position and invited a bid from Karen Lewis, president of Chicago's teachers' union.
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A persistently high crime rate, the decision to close 50 schools in mostly poor areas, and a sense that Emanuel is out of touch with the community and its problems has hurt him among black voters, some political activists say.
