The Panthers were largely labelled as a young, emerging team with a good core to build around and a few key veteran pieces, but the depth of this team, as well as their scoring abilities, were questioned.
Two central themes are developed beyond those that have been discussed extensively elsewhere: 1) the proposal that failure to culture bacteria from many samples often reflects dormancy and 2) that such dormant bacteria interact with host iron regulation to contribute to or directly cause a panoply of chronic diseases largely labelled as non-communicable.
Using double label ISH, TRPM5 and PKD1L3 labeled distinct taste cell populations (Fig. 1A F,M), whereas PKD2L1 and PKD1L3 largely labeled the same taste cell population (Fig. 1G L,N).
Neutrophils were visualized with Tg mpo GFP) and Tg lyzC dsRed) fish, in which cellular fluorescence is driven by the mpo and lyzC promoters, respectively (Mathias et al., 2006; Renshaw et al., 2006; Hall et al., 2007), and these largely label the same cells (supplementary material Fig. S1).
To her, "modern" and "classical" are largely labels.
The recent arrest of nine members of the Christian terrorist militant group, the Hutarees, for conspiring to kill police officers and wage war on the United States government has largely been labelled an anomaly.
The giant axon terminals themselves are largely not labelled by the M6a antibody but are strongly stained by the antibody that binds to the synaptic vesicle marker protein synaptophysin.
But the $4.5 billion project has largely been labeled a New Jersey issue.
In the subsequent literature, this repeat family has variably, and largely interchangeably, been labelled Armadillo, Armadillo-like, or arm/Arm/ARM.
Unforced factor analysis, however, produced three factors (albeit with substantial double loading), largely confirming the factors labelled as 'general mood/affect', 'life satisfaction/vitality'pooroor physical health/somatic complaints' in the earlier study by Gaston and Vogl, conducted with a non-clinical sample [ 22].
C. Boyden Gray, White House counsel in the first Bush administration and a strong advocate of the acid rain cap-and-trade program, said that opponents were largely correct in labeling the Waxman-Markey plan a tax, because so many of the pollution allowances were given away to industry rather than allocated based on past emissions.
