But the very fact that Metamorphosis was read, chuckled over and frowned on while Kafka was alive may bear repeating; for the myth rather persists that Kafka was unknown and unpublished in his lifetime.
However, in contrast to hibernation, the hypometabolic state is not terminated after a definite time but rather persists and progresses.
Therefore, our data show that C-peptide can be present for decades after disease onset, suggesting that long-term preservation of pancreatic function and C-peptide production is not confined to a short time (∼1 year) after clinical onset but, rather, persists in some cases beyond 30 years (Fig. 3 F ).
Vestigial features are properties of species they apply to all members of a species (Knobloch [1951]), and are inherited by offspring from parents—and thus they can evolve, or rather persist, as generally happens with a vestigial structure, process, or behavior.
Interestingly, in the presence of calyculin, the elevated mEPSC frequency following PTP induction trains did not recover completely, but rather, persisted at 2 3-fold elevated levels.
Intriguingly, at all virus doses tested levels of secreted luciferase did not increase over time postinfection, but rather persisted at levels similar to those achieved during the first 2 days after virus inoculation (Fig. 2B).
Rather, cholera persists because of infrastructural inadequacies that arise from such social and political circumstances as the Third World's foreign-debt burdens, inequitable world-trade regimes, local failures of urban planning, corruption, crime, and incompetence.
This requires a commitment from the government to help primary care tackle its workload and funding crises, rather than persisting with its obsession of seven-day working.
Rather than persist with its refusal to talk to the Taliban, Iran is now helping the Afghan government to transform its poppy fields into prairies of wheat.
At some point, Hill is going to have to step outside of this comfortable space that he finds himself in rather than persist in playing the sleazy court jester in biopics.
Rather than persisting with what they perceived to be an increasingly hopeless situation, the Yoshida family, which owns the breeding operation, decided it was best to give the 4-year-old War Emblem a break.
