In most cases, the tumors were typical moderately differentiated with occasional poorly differentiated foci.
For example, Figure 1 depicts a typical, moderately abundant, 'parent' sequence in our dataset (TF6215B221, abundance 5888).
Additionally, the antiemetic therapy guidelines are based on data from studies of typical moderately to highly emetogenic regimens; however, HER chemotherapy regimens administered for bone and soft tissue sarcomas may require stronger antiemetic therapies.
Another way of putting this is that if one knows in advance the minimum or average ping response time to the Web server, the GET response is moderately predictable for the typical size of Web GET response retrieved.
In order to account for transverse shear deformations as they are typical for moderately thick to thick laminated composite materials made of e.g. carbon fibre reinforced plastics, the present analysis is based on first-order shear deformation theory, thus employing the classical Reissner Mindlin plate theory for the analysis of laminated composite structures.
A moderately stable protein with typical folding kinetics unfolds and refolds many times during its cellular lifetime.
The result is shown in Figure 3, where it is evident that ρ(T) exhibits a positive temperature coefficient at the values in the range ρ ≈ 100 – 150μΩcm, typical of moderately electrically conducting alloys.
Values between 1.2−1.4 are typical for moderately globular proteins.
Emotional closeness to, and responsibility for the patient were typical of moderately-impacted professionals (36.6 %, concerned professionals), while highly-impacted professionals felt emotionally close to the patient and lacked support although more than half of them sought it (7.7 %, unsupported professionals).
Externally, his life was typical of the moderately successful clergy.
In contrast, the typical EMA were moderately associated with personality traits but not related to cognitive abilities, providing further evidence of the importance to distinguish between typical and maximum performance.
