And Palmer herself conscientiously and persistently represents DFI to the rest of the world, whether it's in NYC or at this year's Cannes, where Caramel filmmaker Nadine Labaki's latest Where Do We Go Now? (Wo Hallah La Wen?) -- also funded by DFI -- was premiered.
Therefore, it is clearly important to determine if these elevations in mutant frequency represent true, persistently elevated mutation frequencies.
Women represent a persistently low proportion of faculty in senior and leadership roles in the field [ 5- 8].
It has been increasingly recognized that F-IPFs represent a persistently activated phenotype of lung fibroblasts and play a key role in the development and progression of IPF.
If we assume that this subsequent finding of referable diabetic retinopathy had been present at the first examination and that persistently ungraded eyes all represent diabetic retinopathy then the overall rate of diabetic retinopathy at first screening in the study would increase from 19.3% to 19.9%.
Together, the findings suggest that dynamic WMI changes in the Cg predict a better prognosis, whereas persistently lower WMI represents cognitive dysfunction, implying the development of anxiety disorders (e.g., PTSD, SAD, and GAD).
On the other hand, the increased levels of pS2056DNA-PKcs remaining foci on persistently DNA damaged cells may represent a constant effort of the cell to restore unrepaired DNA fragments, which could lead to mutations.
Children with conduct problems (CP) persistently violate others' rights and represent a considerable societal cost [ 1].
A recently positive bone scan will reflect the presence of metastases, whereas a persistently positive bone scan may represent the healing process continuing and the effect of hormonal therapy, rather than persistence of active metastases.
Our data suggest that persistently impaired mitochondrial gene expression may represent the irreversible defect that leads to organ failure and death.
