Sentence examples for process of persistence from inspiring English sources

Especially the early gene products (e.g. E3), which counteract host anti-viral defence mechanisms, might play a key role in the process of persistence and reactivation [ 39, 50, 51].

Additional surface protein(s) may also contribute to survival, but the fact that Newman is defective in its net fibronectin binding capacity due to point mutations in the two major fibronectin-binding genes (fnbA and fnbB) [81], argues against the importance of these adhesins in the process of intracellular persistence of S. aureus in macrophages.

Molecular data from bank vole populations collected over eight years spanning several disease outbreaks in human populations in the region together with sequence information from all three segments of the virus genome provide in unprecedented detail insight into the processes of PUUV persistence and microevolution in its natural rodent host.

For a more fully worked out process-ontological account of persistence ("recurrence theory") see Seibt 1998 and 2008.

I present here a new model of the pathogenesis of the disease that attempts to unify the pathogenic process of infection, disease, persistence [rather than latency], and reactivation.

Although HR-HPV infection rates were much higher, there was no statistically significant association with age among the HIV-1-positive women, possibly reflecting the process of upregulation and persistence of HPV elicited by HIV-1, as suggested by others (Palefsky et al, 1999; Ahdieh et al, 2001; Moscicki et al, 2004b), independent of age.

Whichever path you choose, a research career is a long process that takes years of persistence and patience.

Later in this process, the persistence of increased ROS generation may be deleterious, as indicated by the association of ROS generation and increased SOFA score.

A lack of positive attitude about one's ability to solve these problems encountered during the new venture creation process could result in lack of persistence thereby undermining the entrepreneurial initiative.

A better understanding of the contribution of the BM microenvironment to the process of leukemogenesis and leukemia persistence after initial remission, may provide new targets that will allow destruction of leukemia cells without adversely affecting healthy HSCs.

Importantly, the magnitude of this ReO2 slope alteration is directly related to the septic disease and their presence in the first 24 hours of septic process and their persistence of delayed ReO2 slope is related to the patient's outcome.