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In this patient, an initial R. mannitolilytica strain was apparently replaced with another strain, which then persisted for >20 months.

The photolysis protocol above results in: 1) an average 106 +/− 36 min between uncaging and the appearance of a transcription site which then persisted for 35 +/− 12 min, 2) 40% success rate for protein expression, and 3) a single on-state in 70% of those cells which activated, with the remainder showing either no detectable on-period (13%) or multiple periods (17%) (N = 30).

We have recently shown that in the rabbit cerebellum between the fourth and the fifth postnatal week the external granule layer (EGL) is replaced by a proliferative layer which then persists beyond puberty [9].

The dose optimal for degranulation (10 nM) elicited a slightly slower increase in average cluster intensity, which reached a relatively higher level and then persisted.

Frank did a second one the next year, and then persisted, year after year.

He begins by suggesting how this omission came to be, then persisted for so long.

Ms Dugdale then persisted, for real.

This finding suggests that in late stages of RA the BMP signaling pathway probably is no longer able to control and maintain the low levels of pro-inflammatory factors, which then will rise and persist at chronically high levels contributing to RA pathogenesis [ 27] (Fig.  7).

This is so commonplace that a failure to persist turns into self-confirmation that not trying was the best option, which then turns into folklore and hearsay about the pointlessness of trying.

When this lock-in or detuning state persists over a considerable period of time, fatigue stresses become predominant which then may lead to structural damage and even failure.

He then persists with thought and practice until he gets it right.