Compared to the subcutaneous adipose tissue of healthy controls, that of both lean and overweight/obese critically ill patients showed a lower median adipocyte size, indicative of an increased amount of small adipocytes (Fig. 1a).
A KR greater than unity (KR > 1) is indicative of an excess amount of Na+ ions in the water and is considered as of alkali hazard to the soil thereby making the water unsuitable for irrigation.
In these new iterations, Izumi runs up the edge of a ruler to the top of a building and jumps from the cap of a Gatorade bottle to the top of a glass vase, all done in an inhumanly perfect synchrony indicative of an unfathomable amount of pre-planning.
Decreased fluorescence signal as percentage of total fluorescence (= 100%) was used as the level of endogenous DNA damage; thus a higher value is indicative of a higher amount of DNA damage, in the form of DNA strand breaks.
It is indicative of a considerable amount of stupidity.
Nonetheless, the κ score between the two expert pathologists was only 0.55, indicative of a moderate amount of interobserver agreement.
If the Cp value could be reproduced in repeated analysis, the sample was considered positive, though indicative of a minimal amount of total viral DNA.
It may be that each family group has slightly different preparation methods or may be indicative of a certain amount of 'trial and error' involved when extending the use of plant-based medicines traditionally established for use in cattle/small ruminants to donkeys as was reported within this study.
The complicating factor is that it at first seems obvious that a less delicate point like indicative will describe a larger amount of cases than a more delicate feature that it dominates, like declarative.
An increased amount of input DNA after digestion with McrBC was indicative of hypomethylation, whereas a decreased amount of input DNA was indicative of hypermethylation.
Such strong observed variations must be indicative either of a tremendous amount of vertical overturning in the subcloud region, or of significant measurement uncertainties.
