At 12 weeks, the graft grossly appeared more solid and opaque.
Comparison of this strength theory with another well-known phenomenological theory, the Tsai Wu theory, shows that the present theory is grossly much more accurate for the considered laminate, which indicates that understanding of the matrix inelastic deformation is critical for laminate strength analysis.
The top hits from this analysis were visualized using Integrated Genomics Viewer, and putative stable regions that were grossly overrepresented (more than 100-fold) compared with the rest of the mRNA were identified.
Cross-classification analysis showed that 94 (70.1%) subjects were correctly classified (into the same or adjacent quartiles), while 40 (29.9%) of them were grossly misclassified (more than 1 quartile apart) according to the quartiles of BMD for SOS measures.
Cross-classification analysis was used to identify the proportion of subjects who were correctly classified (same or adjacent quartiles) and grossly misclassified (more than one quartile) by radial QUS compared to the DXA measures.
Finally, due to the temporal heterogeneity of FTV, and the fact that focal FTV cannot be identified grossly, a more thorough sampling of the placental disc is warranted in the setting of stillbirth, particularly if cord accident is suspected.
If investigations decide it has been grossly negligent, many more asset sales will be necessary.
Given that stocks of fish and shellfish all over the world are grossly overexploited, encouraging more consumption surely should be the last thing we should be paying for.
But more grossly unfair is the notion that, in lieu of serious carbon cuts, we will all simply adapt to climate change.
Mental hospitals, even more grossly underfinanced than the rest of the health system, are often true warehouses: St . PetersburgPsychiatric Hospital No. 3, for example, is 130 years old and houses 2,000 patients, twice its capacity.
