As I saw it, one of PALM's classic weaknesses was understanding human interface and how to leverage it to make a product a viral success.
Four of 12 subjects in the IBM group (and no subjects in the PM group) had clinical presentation classic for IBM (weakness of quadriceps and finger flexor muscles and CK lower than 1000 U/L) and would thus be classified as "definite IBM" using the European Neuromuscular Center (ENMC) criteria [ 23]; these subjects are designated by superscript a in Table 1 and by empty symbols in Figure 2.
At the department and programme level, the iteration of this strategic planning process involved the classic SWOT (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats) analysis leading to changes in mission and priorities.
As I said in my post, and as I've written many times before, I think gasoline taxes are too low in the United States, and I would happily pay higher ones to indulge my weakness for classic cars.
At the same time, Montagnier's group isolated a virus from a patient presenting with swelling of the lymph nodes of the neck and physical weakness, two classic symptoms of AIDS.
Eleven percent became ill, and a few quite ill, with symptoms of what we now consider classic West Nile encephalitis: fever, weakness, confusion and even seizures.
Classic symptoms of hypercalcemia include weakness, fatigue, renal stones, renal insufficiency and osteoporosis.
9, 10 Conversely, increasing numbers of distinct genes have been found to produce the same phenotype, such as the classic limb-girdle pattern of weakness.
Of the neuromuscular disorders, cervical ventroflexion is a classic sign of generalized neuromuscular weakness in cats that can have different causes (Dickinson and LeCouteur, 2004).
"What's your biggest weakness?" is a classic canned interview question that many people dread.
