Since so many of us order a diet (fill in the blank) drink without giving a nanosecond's thought to the word diet on the label, it may be very difficult for us to get used to another name.
For example, if you've dated someone of the opposite sex before, a friend or family member might ask, "What about your ex boyfriend/girlfriend?" or if you're transsexual, pansexual, or identify by a similarly lesser known label, it may be necessary to explain what the word means.
When two-thirds of healthy children, year after year, are found to have a laboratory value that you are labeling "abnormal," it may be the definition, and not their health, that is off.
The new Crestor label says it may be prescribed for apparently healthy people if they are older — men 50 and over and women 60 and over — and have one risk factor like smoking or high blood pressure, in addition to elevated inflammation in the body.
Using recently developed techniques such as ribonucleoside labeling (Dölken 2013), it may be possible to determine turnover rates on a global scale that will also encompass these more stable transcripts.
Food labels can misleading, so it may be necessary to ask questions at the store.
It says there is no safety reason to label such foods, though it may be justified for other reasons like consumers' right to know.
The skin is labeled "Red Flames," implying it may be some sort of demonic variant for the skin.
Although this difference in gene expression for single versus double labeling is not large, it may be unacceptably high.
Most statistical packages include the RMSE in the output (for example, Statistical Analysis Software SASStatisticalical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS), STATA and M plus), but it may be labeled differently (for example, SPSS labels it the standard error of the estimate).
