One faction, which felt that the group's attacks on civilians were hurting its cause, labeled itself the ASALA Revolutionary Movement (ASALA-RM) and vowed to pursue a more openly political path.
Fashion, like horse racing, is a high-risk enterprise, but Theory has been relatively immune from the vagaries that cause labels to rise and fall, partly because it has avoided the self-generated hype that relegates so many design houses to swift obscurity.
In the case of deuterium, care must be taken, as the deuterium effect may cause labeled and unlabeled compounds to elute at different retention times from the GC (Turowski et al., 2003).
Don't allow the humidity to go too much over 70%, however, because it can encourage the growth of mold and cause labels to loosen.
Increased pentose shunt pathway flux also causes label loss from C1 of glucose.
In addition, using OPV out of the cold chain reduced vaccine wastage resulting from melting ice packs causing labels to detach from the vial.
In contrast, dye spread among astrocytes in the cerebral cortex caused labelling of cells in an approximate circular pattern around the impaled cell.
In the second round of survey, two newly-added causes, labeled 'poverty as a disease-proliferating factor' and 'poverty as the reason for market failure', were considered the most important causes for the treatment deficit; nearly equal importance was attributed to the lack of (sustainable) public R&D funding, which had been ranked first in the initial round of survey.
Note that, to calculate the proportion of observations correctly diagnosed, the real root cause, or "label" associated to the observed cell, must be known.
In contrast to our approach — which is purely topology-based and is agnostic with respect to the cause of label multiplicity — the assumption underlying much of the literature on MUL-trees is that taxon multiplicity results from gene duplication.
