You would think as LGBT people, as people of color, as women, as minorities, we would have learned the dangers and damage labeling people can cause.
Being blocked would damage small labels in particular.
"I think this attempt at damage control labeled as an apology actually makes things worse," stated a Twitter account called "Stop Rush," which wants people to pressure to companies to stop advertising on "The Rush Limbaugh Show".
Robert Luskin, a lawyer for Rove who considered Plame collateral damage and labeled her "fair game," dismissively told Sheryl Gay Stolberg of The Times that the Wilsons are "a little past their 'sell-by' date".
As a society, we should get kids the services they need without tagging many of them with an inaccurate diagnosis that can sometimes haunt their lives with a stigmatizing and damaging (mis)label.
In a study of additional single mutations of either the FHA or BRCT domains, only a small fraction of mutant NBN accumulated along DNA damage tracks labelled by γH2AX after irradiation [ 33], and given that only one BRCT domain had been mutated, it seems plausible that p.R215W may have a stronger effect than the p.K160R mutant used in that study.
The label, damage calibration, is according to the damage characterization in the post-earthquake surveys (light damage green, moderate damage yellow, heavy damage red, collapse black) based on provisions of the Earthquake Planning and Protection Organization in Greece.
Cells were taken at different time points and analyzed for the presence of DNA-damage foci labeled by 53BP1 and γH2AX phosphorylation as markers for cellular senescence (Figure 4).
We used the pipettes with fine tips (5 10 µm diameter) to minimize tissue damage that might label the fiber of passage.
Immunometric assays are consistently more sensitive than RIAs and, additionally, they have a shorter incubation time, wider working range and a more stable labelled antibody reagent that is less prone to labelling damage (Table 2) (8, 19, 20).
