Ladies and gentlemen, after extensive counting I have found that AV has won the Gadget Club contest with 91 votes.
To determine small activities of long-lived radionuclidic impurities, γ-spectrometry measurements of the same samples were performed with an extensive counting time several days post-irradiation.
The monthly data also includes extensive double-counting, which Chinese statisticians only eliminate in more comprehensive annual data.
An analysis by a professor at Stetson University College of Law in Florida, Mark D. Bauer, suggests the pullback may have been more extensive; he counted a 63percentt drop in Washington, at the former Hecht's chain, and 59percentt in Cleveland, at the former Kaufmann's.
In order to validate the estimates of the normal cell fraction based on the SNP data, a random subset of the 60 NSCLC samples were selected for careful and extensive microscopic counting of normal and tumor cells in frozen sections (see METHODS).
For the CD45 immunostain, more extensive cell counting analysis was performed to determine the density of positively stained cells within lobules versus in the remaining breast tissue.
However, these scores are rarely used to follow patients in clinical practice because they either employ extensive joint counts (DAS), their computation requires the use of calculators (DAS, DAS28, DAS28-CRP), or their results are not accessible for immediate decision making at the time of patient physician interaction because of missing laboratory results (DAS, DAS28, DAS28-CRP and SDAI).
Despite Reiss's extensive research, the count remains a somewhat remote figure, since his contemporaries usually described him in conventional superlatives.
The extent of spinal ankylosis in the total study cohort was estimated by counting extensive syndesmophyte formation or bamboo spine features on conventional radiographs counted by segment.
The extensive collection, which counts over 4,000 glass masterpieces in total, kept its makers busy for nearly 50 years.
