For Karl-Friedrich Scheufele, co-president of Chopard, which has had about 6,500 timepieces from its L.U.C. collection certified by the Geneva seal since 1996, the motivation for submitting to the hallmarking test is about striving for the very limits of watchmaking perfection.
This match had all the hallmarks of a really tricky test for Huddersfield in their quest for a first win of 2016 but in the end they found an unproblematic passage to victory.
Although autism's hallmark symptoms--social withdrawal, speech problems, and repetitive behaviors--were first described 50 years ago, there is no biological test for the disease.
The TS and its confidence interval (CI) were obtained for the P values derived from the ME and CO tests for pathway, hallmark, and control pairs, separately (Fig. 3c).
Cultured cells were verified to be EPCs by testing for stemness hallmarks: self-renewal capacity and differentiation abilities; and confirming the expression of EPC specific surface markers.
Since suppressive function is a hallmark of Treg cells, we next tested for suppressive function of AIV-induced CD8+ Treg cells in vitro.
In addition, most studies did not perform serologic testing for antibodies that are hallmarks of retroviral infections and can, thus, provide additional evidence of infection that is not tissue-specific.
TS was determined from the list of P values obtained from the permutation tests for ME and CO associations in pathway, hallmark, and control pairs.
Most studies have focused almost exclusively on the V3 loop as the genetic marker, while none tested for positive selection in the internal branches of reconstructed genealogies, which is a hallmark of ancestral episodic selection leading to adaptive response [48].
It's a hallmark event for the family run Provo, Utah company.
