George Segal, of the melancholy cast figure, managed to seem persistently, unexpectedly relevant as the art world changed constantly around him.
We demonstrate how a swarm of inexpensive, buoyancy-controlled, sensor-laden balloons can be deployed from altitude or from sea-level within a hurricane flow field, and coordinated autonomously in an energetically-efficient fashion to persistently and continuously monitor relevant properties (pressure, humidity, temperature, windspeed) of a hurricane for days at a time.
Keynes's intellectual framework a world in which pervasive uncertainty leads to persistently inadequate demand has seemed more relevant in recent months than at any time since the 1930s.
This might contribute to the fact that a small but relevant proportion of MUS patients become persistently impaired and keep attending the GP [ 37].
Other main earner and household characteristics are relevant in determining the risk of being persistently poor.
Noticeably, the South shows a relevant decrease in the risk of being persistently poor at the beginning of the crisis, when the probability is 11.6%% higher than in the North, while it was about 13%% in the previous years.
Probably persistently elevated hepcidin levels are necessary to exert a relevant effect on Hb concentrations.
Thus, it is very relevant to identify biomarkers able to identify among persistently infected women those with a risk to develop cervical cancer.
Participants who were persistently depressed had over a two-fold increased risk of clinically relevant CAC (age and sex adjusted OR = 2.46, 95% CI, 1.12 5.42) compared with never depressed, whereas transient depressive symptoms were unrelated to CAC (OR = 1.12, 0.51 2.45).
The most relevant new findings were that non-survivors at 30 days showed persistently higher MDA serum levels during the first week than survivors, reflecting a state of lipid hyperoxidation.
