Sentence examples for persisting response from inspiring English sources

We have only observed a persisting response to this peptide in one subject that was chronically HIV-infected (data not shown).

Although we did not find evidence of CD8 T cell responses to the NS5 2510–18 KLTPPHSAK 'footprint' epitope in this study, we cannot exclude the possibility that persisting responses are present in the liver or that technical issues may have precluded their identification.

17 Persisting virologic response was observed in 93.6% of patients in the NVP-XR arm and 92.6% in the NVP-IR arm, with an adjusted difference of 1% favoring the NVP-XR arm.

Considerations may include persisting immunological responses that may be independent of continued infection or possibly driven by the continued presence of antigenic debris, as well as persisting organisms.

Approximately 10 y after vaccination, administration of a booster dose of HBV vaccine demonstrated persisting anamnestic responses in more than 95% of subjects in both groups.

As it is difficult to differentiate between radiographic changes related to the treatment and scar tissue from persisting tumours, treatment response itself reflects this uncertainly.

The MP/OVA/CpG vaccine also induced the highest antigen-specific splenocyte IFN-γ responses, with high levels of IFN-γ responses persisting until day 42.

The inflammation/infection pair seems hard to dissociate, and the origin of the baneful consequences of the persisting excessive inflammatory responses remains to be cleared up: does inflammation follow or rather precede infection?

In contrast, Mucher et al. [ 16] reported that both primary vaccination and revaccination induced antibody responses persisting longer than 5 years in middle-aged and elderly people [ 16].

In ALL, 10 of 12 treated patients achieved a complete response after treatment, with most responses still persisting years after therapy.

This is important because TLR and its ligands are abundant in RA synovium, which is needed for the initiation of a chronic and persisting inflammatory response in RA.