However, we should put the shortcomings in mind: on the one hand, the AdnaTest is liable to present false-positive due to marker expression on non-tumor cells; on the other hand, enumeration of CTCs is not likely to undertake.
Although specific vasculitides do have their 'classical' symptoms, such as the temporal headache of giant cell arteritis, the vasculitides liable to present in the ICU are less definable.
In "Misuse liable to prosecution," presented in October as part of the Brooklyn Academy of Music's Next Wave Festival, John Jasperse used the paradox of his own artistic identity — a successful choreographer without the means to create work consistently — as the starting point for his piece.
Ergodic Hidden Markov Models are, moreover, liable to exhibit transition areas.
Inclusion of outlying values in a data set is liable to give rise to erroneous interpretations.
It is liable to fail to deliver on that promise.
It's beginning to look as though any kind of critique renders those presenting it liable to the charge of conservatism.
Female martyrs such as Catherine and Margaret, killed in the pagan Roman Empire, are familiar figures from Christian history, just as female prophets are familiar figures in the 15th-century present; angels are liable to appear, and be recognised, by high and low.
Now, under FFP, if they exceed losses of 30m Euros (£23.5m) over a three-year period that includes the present campaign, they are liable to be sanctioned by Uefa.
The present dignified parade, though still liable to draw in the dangerous loyalist element, may even have restored some of the local Orange lodge's battered reputation.
When subjects present such pathologies, as mentioned above, they are liable to fall, which can have dramatic consequences for their physical integrity.
