The new research, published in the journal Nature Medicine, showed that the virus can
persist in HIV-infected macrophages.
A sore or ulcer in the mouth that
persists for more than three weeks.
Drivers coming upon an intersection where the yellow light
persists longer are more likely to pass through the yellow light.
And the message on them was that the club are powerless to prevent police intervention if offensive singing
persists.
It also supports the idea that a piece of the caterpillar brain
persists through
THE flu virus
persists so well on banknotes that money could help spread the next pandemic, researchers claim.
2001), and poverty
persists, we can assume the burden of disease due to biomass combustion will also continue to rise (Bruce et al.
Both teams have reported evidence that some superfluidity
persists even if the condensate is skewed so that as many as 70 percent of its atoms are of one spin type.
As a result, the UK pensions regulator is insisting that, as long as underfunding
persists, pension plan trustees act as unsecured creditors in negotiating funding with their sponsoring employers.
If this oversight
persists, I'll break off contact with the person.
I believe the question, 'If a dissident Catholic leader
persists in opposing fundamental Church teaching, should he or she be turned away if they present themselves for Communion,' has to be answered, 'Yes'" ("No communion for Kerry," Western Catholic Reporter, LifeSite News, May 21, 2004).
It's amazing that this debate still
persists, what with the preponderance of alternative forms of media in libraries, but
persist it does, which is why the author devotes two chapters, as well as a "Comics in the Classroom" title list, to extolling the literary and artistic merit of graphic novels.
She
persists in assuming that male Bildungsroman novelists and autobiographers cling to characteristic fixity, while female texts of a similar ilk develop "hybrid subjectivity.
The authors eschew art-critical and theoretical language and references--an exception: Hainley uses the word "scoporheic"--but the sneaking suspicion
persists that Bataille underwrites Paul McCarthy (or Richard Kern or Keith Boadwee or whomever) and Baudrillard's Ecstasy of Communication lubriciously commingles with Richard Prince (or Larry Johnson or Gary Lee Boas or whomever).
2) If he
persists, tell your BFF what's been going on.
