For numerous philosophers have come to believe, in concert with the prejudices of our age, that only science holds the potential to solve persistent philosophical mysteries as the nature of truth, life, mind, meaning, justice, the good and the beautiful.
Thus, the chronic absence of UCP2 has the potential to promote persistent reactive oxygen species accumulation and an oxidative stress response.
On the other hand, HPV16 exhibits a greater potential to establish persistent infections that can progress to high-grade lesions [ 48, 49].
More importantly, the relative contribution of several potential factors to persistent hyperlactatemia after initial septic shock resuscitation has not been specifically addressed in comprehensive, clinical, physiological studies.
But emerging science implicates the antibiotics long used to treat the tick-borne illness, including the predominant doxycycline, as a potential key to persistent infection: While killing most pathogens, the antibiotics commonly prescribed for Lyme disease have been shown in test tubes to leave behind a smattering of remarkably resilient Lyme bacteria.
Further, we investigated potential benefits to persistent males, and costs to females coerced into longer matings.
Likewise, Ross and Birnbaum [ 22] describe its potential application to persistent organic pollutants (POPs).
Orphan status has the potential to be a persistent condition and may result in significant dysfunction.
Some of these drugs can be detected in the ng/L concentration range in the aquatic environment and have the potential to be very persistent.
Whether such a strategy would be cost-effective and whether it would have the potential to address the persistent disparity seen in TB between blacks and whites in the United States deserves further study.
