Whether or not the frequent identification of T2/FLAIR WMHs in healthy elderly individuals represents an innocuous phenomenon or should be viewed as potentially harmful for brain structure is unknown.
This bill is so broad, critics say, it could allow the government to strip the citizenship of someone as ostensibly innocuous as an environmental activist, or an individual as internationally feared as an al Qaeda operative.
While that change might seem innocuous, Mr. Coffee said, most individual stockholders are not shareholders of record but beneficial owners whose shares are held by a brokerage firm, which is the owner of record.
To identify kinases and phosphatases essential for HIV-1 replication but innocuous for T-cell viability, individual shRNA clones were expanded and cultured for 2 months in medium supplemented with puromycin.
TTR normally circulates as an innocuous soluble protein, but in some individuals it polymerizes to form amyloid fibrils.
It is important to note that individual events which seem innocuous may be part of an attack scenario.
The general concept white is universal, but only in the following reduced, metaphysically innocuous sense: white applies to many individual things.
The seemingly innocuous refactoring of the functionality from individual devices to the centralized controller unleashes a powerful new paradigm offering abstractions which facilitate simplified, efficient, and scalable management of network operations and services.
"In the individual case, it might be innocuous, say the fact that I like Coke and not Pepsi," said Daniel J. Solove, a law professor at George Washington University, whose blog, Concurring Opinions, has been alive with debate about the Fordham research project.
The distinction is somewhat arbitrary: even the most innocuous bacteria can exceptionally infect and kill some individuals [e.g. fatal Lactobacillus infections (Kalima et al., 1996)].
