Conceived as a forum on the worldwide spread of Western corporate culture and as itself an instance of global -- and, not incidentally, low-tech -- social process, it is an admirably ambitious, albeit aesthetically uneven undertaking for this small community gallery.
High expression of CD64-density (ratio > 2.5) occured incidentally with low serum concentrations of G-CSF (< 170 pg/ml) in individual patients and vice versa, i. e., low CD64 ratio < 1.5 and high G-CSF (up to 65,000 pg/ml).
They're much lighter and, incidentally, very low in fat.
The incidence of incidentally detected tumours, low nuclear-grade tumours, and low C-reactive protein (CRP) levels, which are frequently observed in obese patients (Supplementary Table 2), were examined by sub-analyses by sex.
Second, single data clusters were sometimes wrongly fitted as 2 Gaussian distributions when a subset of the data incidentally had very low variance (so that a second distribution with artificially small standard deviation would be fitted to account for data heterogeneity).
(The number of cases in which papers know of men arrested on suspicion of rape before being charged would, incidentally, be so low as to make such a law meaningless).
Using indirect immunofluorescence (IF) labeling, all mixed infections revealed dually infected cells, however, only incidentally and in low numbers.
These sub-analyses identified a significant, positive association between BMI and the incidence of both incidentally detected and low nuclear-grade tumours in obese men, only (Supplementary Tables 3).
Despite reduced interest in watching, the total number of telecasts of the events has increased, peaking in 1988 for the games in Seoul, Korea, which incidentally had the lowest ratings–a share of 28 for any summer Olympics.
It is interesting to note that some effect cannot be avoided because any single rewiring actually affects four nodes and hence it can incidentally reconnect a low-to-high degree link.
