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Duration of MV was higher in patients with DD on initiation of MV that subsequently persisted than in patients who never exhibited diaphragm dysfunction (18 vs. 5 days, p = 0.04).

Various strategies used by viruses and bacteria to infect their hosts and subsequently persist were discussed.

This Int6sh-specific transcriptome pattern subsequently persisted in both the Int6sh-expressing alveolar hyperplasia and mammary tumors.

Our results strongly suggest proof for parallel evolution, as patterns in ACGT elements appear to have evolved from a common ancestral gene and subsequently persisted in the descendent genes across species.

This form of rarity is especially difficult to explain, since one would expect such small populations to die out and that the species subsequently persist in fewer but larger populations.

Considering the phylogenetic relationships among CR1 lineages as well as their abundance in most amniote genomes, it is parsimonious to assume that dominant CR1 activity already existed in the ancestral amniote genome (Janes et al. 2010) (i.e., >320 Ma [ Shedlock and Edwards 2009]) and subsequently persisted throughout early amniote evolution.

This study has, for the first time, examined the levels of global 11β-HSD1 actinity in patients with early arthritis that subsequently either persisted or resolved.

However, extensive media coverage of 'swine flu' in Pune during that period and persisting subsequently 48 49 is likely to have maintained public memory of the illness.

These sediments are accumulated as fluid mud, and subsequently oscillate and persist at those locations with weaker longitudinal residuals in the river- and tide-dominated estuary.

GFP fluorescence persisted subsequently in myosatellite cell-derived myotubes.

In a post hoc analysis, the decrease in eGFR was higher in the eplerenone group compared with placebo (P < 0.001); the decrease appeared early on and persisted subsequently.