For example, for identifying the common tumors, while other institutions used the aforementioned methods, Harvard utilized primarily the SPIN tools for case finding which identified the most current cases that were undemanding to retrieve from on-site archives rather than off-site storage facilities.
Since the light penetration is undemanding for the cell line, the light source used in the present study has a broad spectrum with a range of 400 500 nm, fitting largely to the maximal absorption of porphyrins derived from ALA and its esters including HAL.
"While we remain a fundamental bull on the stock and feel that the current valuation is undemanding, we find it difficult to see the shares performing until the market gets clarification on both the B.K. issue and current trading conditions".
Not surprisingly, the first studies have been performed in leukaemia, where access to cancer cells is undemanding (Bosanquet et al, 1983; Lihou and Smith, 1983; Park et al, 1983).
China, by contrast, is undemanding, worryingly so.
Yet, artistically speaking, Ravello is undemanding.
This Biennial is undemanding — what with frisky works about snowboarding, mosh pits, and psychics — and it is remarkably free of abrasive politics and overt references to sex.
But Oriel said: While the shares have shown some recent recovery from depressed levels, the rating is undemanding.
The valuation is undemanding; especially so when we consider dividends of around 7% will be paid in the next 16 months [or so].
He used the comedy show Father Ted to explain his exasperation with the Occupy London protesters whose encampment outside St Paul's cathedral caused a crisis in the Church last year and whose language, he said, was "so general as to be undemanding".
Sara Laschever, co-author of the book Why Women Don't Ask, says part of the problem is that women are brought up to be undemanding.
