Despite firm evidence that a steady state occurred in children born from 1996 through 2001 in the UK, vaccine/autism litigation continued in US courts until 2010.
After the glycogen repletion step, liver glycogen content reached a steady state evidencing an equilibrium between the unidirectional glycogenosynthesis flux and the unidirectional glycogenolysis flux.
While this does not affect the analysis of the resulting differentiated (steady) states as evidenced by the tight match between the model and the measured proportions of differentiated cells [ 90] it could limit the model's ability to reproduce the transient dynamics of cellular differentiation.
They evolve, sometimes reluctantly, with a steady accumulation of evidence.
"There's now a steady drumbeat of evidence showing that sugar and obesity are not only causing cancer but a whole range of other health problems," he said.
In the decades since, a steady drip of evidence – from secret tape transcriptions to public hearings – has filled in the blanks.
You can go back as far as 1922 and Trixie Smith's rude blues number My Daddy Rocks Me (With One Steady Roll) for evidence of how long the term had been in currency.
"A slow, steady trickle of evidence," Dr. Belsky recalls, had built up to persuade him that infants who spent long hours in child care were at risk of behavioral problems later on.
The comments from Mr. Tyler, a towering but approachable 54-year-old who occasionally plays guitar in a band called Night Flight, add to a steady trickle of evidence that the airline industry, mauled by the global economic turmoil last year, is now finally on a steadier path.
