Thus, multigene predictors that objectively capture the prognostic essence of histologic grade and cellular proliferation have surprising precision in assessing risk of recurrence, particularly for women with grade II disease.
When we think about the process of tracking, i.e., how students are assigned to different tracks, in its essence, track allocation depends on school grades (OECD 2012).
Please note that time is of the essence in applying for an alternative grading rubric.
Two classifiers, RBF.T-CCA-Fisher and WS.T-CCA-Bayes, which are based on this integrated strategy, are designed to apply respectively to two classification problems: the grade of nature spearmint essence (NSE) and the classification of toxicity of amines.
"She was a grade-getter, conservative, and the essence of fact," biographer Charles J. Shields wrote in his 2006 book "Mockingbird: A Portrait of Harper Lee".
Allografts were characterized by diffuse inflammation and necrosis consistent with ISHLT grade 3 R. Isografts exhibited minimal histological changes consistent with ISHLT grade 0 R. A PCA in essence creates metagene projections that define major patterns in a data set.
In essence, that arrangement split the costs of new grade crossings about 50-50.
According to this theory, the essence of the prime matter, which constitutes any individual, has different grades of purity.
So, in essence, you're giving kids with involved parents a better grade over kids who don't, just because they got lucky.
The essence of the GA program is to implement an individually graded exercise program, which teaches the patient that it is safe to move while increasing the level of activity.
