"I believe I have not reached my stride, which is why I persist," he told me in an e-mail.
"Doesn't that gross you out?," I persist, to which he replies "what grosses me out is putting raw untreated sewage into (the ocean)"—a shot at the rest of the townsfolk.
"Carers will often say, 'I'm fine', which I did, but [the GP] persisted.
Additionally, since pores have been previously observed in hyphal septa (Gooday and Gow, 1983; Gow et al., 1980), the class I enzymes, which persist at hyphal septa, might be involved in the closure of septal pores.
Whereas for Kant, substance is that which "persists," (i.e., exists at all times), for Wittgenstein it is that which, figuratively speaking, "persists" through a "space" of possible worlds.
"There is clear evidence of weak demand which may persist this year," he said.
Then came zoning and mandatory off-street parking rules, which still persist.
Compared with basal insulin, prandial insulin was associated with a nonsignificant increase in the incidence of hypoglycemia, with high heterogeneity (I = 99.7%), which persisted elevated (I = 97.7%) after exclusion of one trial.
However, by 3 weeks of age, a significant reduction in size and weight was noted in the Ccnd1 KI/KI mice, which persisted over a period of 8 weeks and was independent of gender (Fig 2C).
The country is still ravaged by war the vagaries of which persist to the end credits—and a war which we learn Barb was a soldier in.
