Sentence examples for fl it from inspiring English sources

For FL, it is essential to know the forest area extension, but also to have information on the spatial distribution of each forest type and the distribution of forest management practices and REDD+ activities that may affect carbon stock changes.

(GP, F, 50, FL) "It would be interesting if the radiologist would use an arrow to indicate pathology like a hernia, a cyst on US… and especially in case of CT or MRI…" (GP, F, 56, FL).

There was a significant effect of parity on BPDoo, but since there was no effect on HC and FL it may well be due to chance.

The distribution of NT[54+8] was indistinguishable from that of FL, it defined the cell boundary in a reticulate fashion, it co-localized with calreticulin (Table 1) and most protein (87±6%) was found in the P fraction.

DFL harbors the t(14,18)(IGH-BCL2) translocation, which is also a common feature of NFL. 3, 6 While this translocation alone is considered necessary but insufficient to cause FL, it provides B cells with a survival advantage, allowing them to accumulate additional genomic alterations, host constitutional genetic variation, and survive in different microenvironments.

According to some of the mentioned issues in ANN and FL, it leads us to fuse GA, FL, and ANN (CANFIS GA) to develop a grade estimator model based on a neuro-fuzzy system which attempts to find the appropriate parameters and a model with less error and higher accuracy.

First, surgery is insufficient to cause impairment in the current task between stages Pre-Op and Unilateral FL, so it is unclear why it would cause impairment at stage FLxIT + Fx.

Although in theory the stratification based on remote sensing should result in plots to be measured falling in FL only, it is possible that the measurement point falls into a heterogeneous area on the field.

FL: No, it doesn't amaze me.

FL: Oh, it took much longer than just the rehearsal period.

They concluded that although Tl had limited value in staging FL patients, it was accurate in monitoring the responses of radiation treatment.