Early-passage tumor cell lines were used to minimize possible modifications of primary characteristics as a consequence of extensive in vitro culturing.
Creswell (2003) describes this method of constant comparison as one of the primary characteristics of a grounded theory.
As an architect educated at the end of the Postmodern period, with genericness as a primary characteristic of his presences, Maurice Nio has worked during the same period as his (super) Dutch colleagues.
In fact, a survey of friends in Tokyo confirmed "drinking" as their primary characteristic.
Taking the logic as the primary characteristic of constructive mathematics, it does not reflect the primacy of mathematics over logic that was part of the belief of Brouwer, Heyting, Markov, Bishop, and other pioneers of constructivism.
Participants did not support the use of embryology as the primary characteristic for patients' grouping with an agreement rate of 3.4%, but it seems that they could accept its use as a secondary characteristic with an agreement rate of 61.8%.
The primary characteristics that distinguish the orchids as a group are found in the flower.
The original Appaloosas frequently had a sparse mane and tail, but that was not a primary characteristic as many early Appaloosas did have full manes and tails.
The revamped car won't be much like the original, save one primary characteristic: It will be as near to a race car as Ford can manage.
No case was cytologically negative, as the cytological result is the primary characteristic that is considered as important by our methodology, and these results were expected.
Other primary characteristic, such as numbness, tingling and allodynia, also contribute to the burden of PHN.
