The raw emission ratio was computed as R = (I535 − I'535)/(I480 − I'480) − 0.65, where the latter term corrects for 480-nm channel bleed-through into the 535-nm channel.
Often, the literature distinguishes Candida chorioretinitis from Candida endophthalmitis, the latter term being reserved for those cases with significant vitritis.
Sets resulting from such categorizations are named orthologs clusters or protein families; the latter term is used for all such results in this paper.
Principal analyses used hierarchical multiple regression to examine the influence of covariates, induction type, genotype, and induction-by-genotype interaction; the latter term was examined for evidence of a moderating genetic influence [ 68].
The latter term has troubling connotations for designers such as Nasir Mazhar who suggested that "streetwear" was a racially coded term.
This type of sty is sometimes called a chalazion, although the latter term is usually reserved for a painless, chronic swelling of the meibomian gland.
In the literature, RF-REMs are also referred to as RF environment maps (RFEMs), radio electric exposure level maps (REELMs), power spectral density maps (PSDs), and most often simplified as REMs, although the latter term is broadly used for the entire REM concept.
Although Edward Bernays (1891 to 1995) is known as both the Father of Spin and Public Relations (he introduced the latter term as a replacement for "propaganda"), Thorndike's empirical research is also essential to the field.
These lecture-style subjects are "Holistic Medicine/Teamwork Studies", a mandatory basic science, provided in the first term, and "Interprofessional Work Overview", an elective course in general education in the latter term, totalling 15 lessons for each subject.
We called these genes "qRT-PCR validated" to formally distinguish them from simply "validated", as the latter term is usually reserved for miRNA target genes validated using luciferase reporters.
