These last three variables are commonly accepted for risk assessment in node-negative breast cancer [ 36].
Use of platelet gel is commonly accepted for the treatment of leg ulcers because it is rich in growth factors.
For angiosperms, a rate of 1.5 × 10-8 per year was commonly accepted for Arabidopsis [ 59] and the resulting 1 6 rate in poplar (2.5 × 10-9 per year) is also very similar to our results (Table 1).
Thus, p16 has been commonly accepted as a surrogate biomarker for diagnosing cervical dysplasia/neoplasia associated with H-HPV infection (Klaes et al., 2001; Negri et al, 2003).
While APOE has been commonly accepted as a susceptibility gene for late onset AD, with increased risk associated with the ε4 allele, it has also become increasingly clear that genetic risk is modulated by other factors.
Although histories of drug or alcohol abuse are commonly accepted proxies for patients at risk for opioid abuse [ 23], few epidemiologic data are available that clearly define risk factors for opioid misuse by chronic pain patients [ 24].
This is commonly accepted value for the band gap of approximately 1.0 eV for Ga0.2In0.8 N.
It is commonly accepted that for homogeneous flow the drag is a function of solid volume fraction ϕ and particle Reynolds number Rep (based on the mean slip velocity and particle radius).
It is commonly accepted that for an EGS doublet system to be of commercial size, assuming a depth greater than 3 km and a temperature greater than 150°C, the system should operate at flow rates between 50 and 100 l/s and produce an electric power of 3 to 10 MWe over a life of at least 25 years (Jung 2013).
As most studies had used self-developed questionnaires [ 3, 7, 15, 21- 26, 28] 28], or the Standardized Nordic Questionnaire [ 1, 18, 27], it appears that these are commonly accepted methods for measuring the prevalence of MSD.
