The output of the CVA are two maps: the angle map bears a meaning in terms of change to the surface characteristics, while the magnitude map gives the amount of the change occurred.
Whilst the differential diagnosis between invasive and non-invasive forms is rather straightforward, the discrimination between acute invasive and chronic invasive is very difficult at imaging; this differentiation is mainly based on the clinical setting, as the acute invasive form is rapidly progressive and bears a dismal short-term prognosis (up to 50-80% mortality).
Clustering across multiple genomes inevitably bears a cost in terms of increased FP rates, however: 16% for OrthoMCL, and 36% for KOG.
Patients with RA exhibit an elevated proportion of IgG in which neither of the two glycan arms bears a terminal galactose (thus termed "G0").
Promotion of uptake of KMC involves engaging all of the community including cultural, religious, and community leaders, enlisting support from grandparents and family members, and shifting social norms around KMC positioning and skin-to-skin contact while avoiding stigmatisation of KMC provision as a failure to bear a full-term infant or to afford incubator care [ 35].
But economists tell us that the world of Major League Baseball bears a strong resemblance, in structural terms at least, to that of academic scientists.
This suggests that changes in nurturing costs have little impact on childbirth among people of higher education and high-income class; this group, of course, bears a relatively small burden in terms of child-raising costs.
As a consequence, it bears an advantage in terms of cost and simplicity.
The term organizational form bears a similar meaning in the rest of this article.
The AKU bears an independent 3-item scale termed Escape from illness which is an indicator of an avoidance-escape strategy to deal with illness (i.e., "fear what illness will bring", "would like to run away from illness", "when I wake up, I don't know how to face the day").
Guerra uses the analogy of "bear country," a term that effectively communicates to visitors that they are not the only apex predator in that landscape.
