Immunoreactivity was evaluated for staining intensity (none, weak, intense) and extent (none, <10%; heterogeneous, 10 50%; homogeneous, ⩾50%) of each tumour.
In Light, we get not one but two love stories, both intense, continental in extent and abrupt in their termination.
To Ms. Wittenberg, the intense reaction showed the extent to which the marathon had woven itself into New York's fabric.
The president's remarks sparked an intense debate about the extent to which the eurozone's harsh economic imperatives may now be taking precedence over the democratic process.
Green has come under intense scrutiny over the extent of former Rangers owner Craig Whyte's involvement when his group took control at Ibrox last year.
Since the 2008 campaign began, doctors not connected with Mr. McCain's case have expressed intense interest in the extent of the face and neck surgery that he underwent on Aug. 19, 2000, at the Mayo Clinic Scottsdale in Arizona.
To a large extent, the intense secondary clientelist network that developed among these suppliers and resellers was a product of the uncertain economic environment and the flow pattern of market resources dominated by a particularistic trust.
Intense and to some extent unique climate changes between the Last Glacial Maximum and the Holocene favors the interpretation that they had a major contribution to the megafauna extinction, although the scarcity of data impedes the proper testing of this hypothesis.
However, recently it has been under intense debate to what extent they are beneficial for subjects with Alzheimer's disease.
To some extent, the intense focus on Pfiesteria has served to increase attention on HABs in general.
