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Granulicatella adiacens, Granulicatella elegans, Granulicatella balaenopterae, and Abiotrophia defectiva are nutritionally variant streptococcal (NVS) species, first described and termed in the early 1960s due to their fastidious growth requirements with a streptococcal morphology.

The remaining 92 labeled neurons were visually identified on the basis of soma and dendrite location and the layer-specific distribution pattern of the axonal arbors observed in the light microscope (no reconstructions) and termed in the following "visually identified" cells.

Ambiguous language and terms in the original regulations like straw boss and leg man that bear little relevance to today's workplace must be revised.

We had a gut feeling that some of the moves and terms in the song had some questionable origins or meanings.

A two-dimensional table with contexts in the rows and terms in the columns was used to facilitate participation.

Conversely, limited changes in gene transcription, characterized the transition between the term and term in labor stages in the myometrium.

The various specific names and terms used in the data were changed into general ones.

The terms including data property name, class name and relation name were manually mapped to terms in relevant ontologies in the OBO and NCBO BioPortal, and the terms in the existing ontologies are preferred if multiple terms happened.

And storytelling is the most overrated value and misattributed term in the world of moviemaking and, for that matter, criticism.

We included as a fixed effect male age (linear and quadratic terms) in the first model, and male dominance rank (linear term) in the second model.

Table 1 lists symbols and terms used in the model.