Furthermore, flower color provides a useful indicator in advanced-generation hybrid populations of persistent introgression of crop R. sativus alleles.
However, nondividing drug-tolerant populations of "persistent" TB bacilli fail to be eradicated from the host, giving rise to a latent infection as a result of subsequent granuloma formation (Barry et al. 2009).
However, a larger study (or observation over a longer duration) is unlikely to change our conclusion that "persistent AOM" is common in this population (overall risk of persistent AOM 77% 95%CI 58, 90).
This would allow better identification of populations at risk of persistent PCS and improved targeting of early intervention strategies, if any are eventually developed [ 71].
These Ascl1 lineage results combined with localization of Ascl1 in Nestin::GFP+/GFAP+ cells in the adult SGZ demonstrate that Ascl1 is present in a population of cells with persistent neurogenic potential beyond that expected from a population of transit amplifying Type-2 cells.
These definitions are used by HEDIS to define an MCO population of patients with persistent asthma.
At baseline, consumers used more active cognitive-behavioural self management strategies than an urban WA population of consumers with persistent spinal pain [ 25] and more active than passive strategies.
The term syndemic refers to synergistic health problems that affect the health of a population within the context of persistent social and economic inequalities.
The presented results confirmed the hypothesis that indehiscent sporangia promote the establishment of persistent population in different regions of the QTP.
The pattern of haplotype distribution indicated genetic homogeneity of persistent populations in California but weak differentiation among populations further north.
