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Namely, the progenitors constitute an epithelial "plexus state" in which differentiation is more robust and persistent, as compared to the rest of the branched ductal arbor56.

Immunization with 3M-052 adjuvantEnvEnv protein induced robust and persistent antibody responses and long-lasting innate responses.

Robust and persistent HIV-specific lymphoproliferative responses were detected against all subunit proteins in the majority of immunized participants.

These receptors also lead to robust and persistent activation of extracellular-signal regulated kinase 1/2 (ERK1/2) localized on endosomes.

For the current study, the water hyacinth compost was utilized as a source of isolation of the most robust and persistent microbes.

CONCLUSION:Small sample size and cross-sectional design notwithstanding, the robust and persistent negative associations between some, but not all, nutrient combinations with these ubiquitous environmental contaminants suggest that only some recommended nutrient combinations may mitigate toxic metal exposure in chronically exposed populations.

[I] would wait until the data show more robust and consistent, persistent improvement of the real economy, of earnings.

While she has her degree, the subsequent job offerings have been less than robust, and a persistent cloud of debt looms above all else.

A major barrier to achieving mastery is the fact that students bring scientifically inaccurate ideas from their prior experience to biochemistry classrooms, many of which are robust and therefore persistent (Anderson and Schönborn, 2008; Chi, 2008).

Thus, the enhanced and sustained stimulation of sympathoinhibitory α2 adrenoceptors by chronic release of norepinephrine in the hypothalamus could explain the robust and relatively more persistent cardiovascular depression in exposed HFrD rats.

RESULTS After multivariate adjustment, the negative association between Pb or Cd and a combination of Fe, Se, Ca and folate was robust, persistent and dose-dependent (p < 0.05).