All that is suggested in response to Adorno's claim that to write poetry after Auschwitz is barbaric is a "persistence of aesthetic will in humanity" that might possibly offer a counterbalance.
Patients who appear to have been successfully treated still frequently relapse, with the majority of relapses believed to be a consequence of persistence of the original strain rather than reinfection with a new isolate (Desnos-Ollivier et al. 2010).
1 The presence of oppositional defiant disorder (ODD) or conduct disorder (CD) is likely to be a predictor of persistence in offending, as both diagnoses reflect stabile behavioral patterns.
In both countries contemporary perceptions of wolves don't appear to be a result of the persistence of negative beliefs, but more as a dynamic phenomenon linked with the current socio-economic situations, and also linked with the perceived ability of wolves to change their behaviour.
Partially methylated genomes appear to be a determinant of successful persistence and allow the maintenance of tumorigenic stimuli [10,26,27].
One should stress that the environmental distance to Henan is thought to be an indicator of persistence upon introduction, i.e., not the risk of introduction itself.
The results indicated that teaching presence, cognitive presence, and perceived usefulness and ease of use were significant predictors of learner satisfaction, which was found to be a significant mediator of predictors and persistence.
Disturbance of autobiographical memory is considered to be a factor underpinning the persistence of PTSD.
A high intracellular accumulation, resulting in fast apoptosis or DNA damage persistence, appeared to be a critical determinant of SCC sensitivity to ST1968.
The secret sauce for Jiro's success seems to be a good amount of talent, passion, and persistence.
