For CK5/6 and EGFR, sections were also evaluated for labeling intensity and location and estimated percentage of positive cells, with labeling intensity recorded as 0 (no labeling), 1+ (weak labeling), 2+ (moderate labeling), or 3+ (strong, intense labeling) [ 4].
"Worry less about being labeled weak, worry more about getting it right".
If they seek to lead by consensus, they're more likely to be labelled weak and lacking leadership.
The two complementary tendencies that doomed his effort on Iraq have characterized Democrats since the war on terrorism began: on one side, the urge to take cover under Republican policies in order not to be labelled weak; on the other, a rigid opposition that invokes moral principle but often leads to the very results it seeks to prevent.
"There are huge economic concerns about where the money is going, a realization that we're basically defending the world and can't show better results for it," said former Senator Tom Daschle, who was the Democratic Senate leader after the 2001 terrorist attacks, when Democrats deferred to President Bush for fear of being labeled weak against terrorism.
This principle, minus the necessity operator, is endorsed in Casati and Varzi (1999) and labeled 'Weak Expansivity' by Parsons (2007).
But the army in general suffered a blow to its image: hampered by equipment failures, labelled weak and slow to respond.
The two main types of social capital are often labelled "weak ties" (also called "bridging social capital") and "strong ties" (also called "bonding social capital").
Caveat: Lewis, Armstrong, and Sider all defend a view labeled "weak composition-as-identity," which is really the view that composition is not identity, but merely analogous to it in many respects.
Besides, you'd be labeled weak by other inmates as opposed to Rikers Tough.
