Sentence examples for which persists from from inspiring English sources
Cohesin, a ring-shaped protein complex that wraps around sister chromatids (Gruber et al., 2003; Haering et al., 2008) is the molecular agent of sister chromatid cohesion, which persists from the time of DNA replication until anaphase.
Reliability is concerned with that portion of measurement that is due to permanent effects which persist from sample to sample.
These events were of 0 to 2 days' duration, with the exception of jaundice, which persisted from day 14 to the time of death at day 26 due to progressive disease involving liver and bone metastases.
(fig 1) Using the Mann-Whitney Test, there was a significant difference in mean age of the patients between the GP intervention group and the other GP groups, which persisted from the pre-measurement to the post-measurement (p < 0.01).
All patients suffered from some degree of late xerostomia, which persisted for 2 years at least.
Deproteinization performed with papain gel removes the acquired pellicle, which persists after prophylaxis, from the tooth surface [7].
In contrast, we recently demonstrated the existence of a proliferative SPL on the rabbit cerebellar surface, which persists beyond puberty (from the second to the fifth month of life) as an extension of the EGL, although with different structural features [9].
The anal opening in some exceptional cases (urodele amphibians) is derived directly from the blastopore, which persists as a narrow canal after completion of gastrulation.
Our data suggest that differences in DNA methylation associated with childhood asthma which persists into early adulthood are distinct from those associated with asthma which remits.
Our data suggest that differences in DNA methylation associated with childhood asthma which persists into early adulthood are distinct from those associated with childhood asthma which remits before early adulthood.
Cathy's death in childbirth fails to set him free from his obsession with her, which persists until his death.
