In September 2013, following an investigation the school was labelled a "cause for concern", while in December the council raised a formal warning notice.
A majority offered neither a Western biomedical label or a cause, nor any locally influential cultural label or attribution [ 35].
It is unlikely that the inability to offer a label or a cause can be explained based on illiteracy, as Sri Lanka has a literacy rate over 90% [ 36].
Hydrolysis at the first AAA+, labeled A, causes it to detach from DNA.
At 30, I was labeled a lost cause: no one would want to marry me.
They feared a Superfund label would cause a drop in property values and that federal management would mean the project would just drag on.
"My name is―" Kid Rock rapped in the first distinguishable words on "Bawitdaba," which became the biggest hit on his own major-label debut album, "Devil Without a Cause," the one that launched him to fame.
If you gather enough data and measure enough variables, you will inevitably find chance correlations that you -- in lieu of predefined hypotheses -- will want to label as causal ("A causes B," when these are coincidental).
Free label can cause an increase in background signal due to diffusion-limited LRET and multimers can decrease the activity of the protein population.
In clinical practice, the term "stress" is often used as a euphemism for negative emotions, which is acceptable to those who might otherwise be offended by psychiatric diagnostic labels, because it implies both a cause and effect: the person feels distressed because he or she is stressed, and the stress is something beyond his or her control.
Last year, Thierry Gillier, a French fashion designer who founded the Zadig and Voltaire label, caused a small scandal when he told Women's Wear Daily that Chinese tourists would not be welcome at his new Parisian boutique hotel.
