Since MTB is believed to subsist on fatty acids during infection [ 34, 35], it is argued that, by removing ICL, MTB is no longer able to utilize fatty acids for carbon and energy and therefore unable to grow in vivo.
Underlying reasons are the competition among local symmetries that subsist and/or those which are emerged during of the move of the crack tip.
I tell the stories of mothers in Idaho who have run out of cash and burned through their credit and spend their summer months waiting around parks where charities give out food bags to children who, during the school year, subsist on free breakfasts and lunches.
When scolding American officials for being insufficiently fervent in their anti-communism, she frequently referred to these months of deprivation, during which she was forced to subsist on just two bowls of rice a day and had only one coat to wear, in her words "a very fashionable wasp-waisted number from Paris".
Timmer is boyish and fit-looking, despite the fact that, during storm season, he and his colleagues subsist on what he described as "gas-station burritos and energy drinks".
Islands that almost exclusively subsist on the tourism industry expect a reduction of income during 2016 of 80%.
All batrachians, however, can subsist for a long time without food, and grow little during this fast; they seek shelter under damp wood, stones, or other cover; they practically aestivate, a summer slumber similar to hibernation.
Humans subsist on diets of both plant and animal materials that during most of evolution have differed in their availability.
It was previously reported that the repression of metabolic genes during WD stress allows the plant to conserve energy and to subsist on less water [ 14], conferring better drought tolerance.
Poorer people struggled to subsist.
