You can find tan-skinned Cheese pumpkins for sale locally labeled as Cinderella or Fairy Tale pumpkins.
Graph union and intersection between any combination of those pairs leads to locally consistent labeling.
Moreover, neither radiotherapy nor chemoradiation address the micro metastases present in patients labelled as locally advanced cancer (Liu and Traverso, 2004; Shoup et al, 2004).
There is the locally bottled brand, labeled simply Coca-Cola, and "American Coke," labeled Coca-Cola Classic -- bottled in America and shipped abroad.
"Fundamentally, Marshalll says, "these outcomes are the result of spatial patterns in air pollution and spatial patterns in demographic groups, and the correlations between them". But history gives us some ideas as to why minorities are more likely to live near what researchers have clinically labeled "locally undesirable land uses". And, as in other ways, history is not made up of accidents.
The increased proliferation and turnover of cells was indicated by locally high Ki67 labeling index accompanied by detectable clusters of cleaved caspase-3 positive cells.
However, in the rice-rice analysis, all members of such a homolog cluster were labeled locally duplicated if the gene of interest was located within 1 Mb of any of the homologs of that cluster.
At these sites, trial blood and pleural fluid samples should be centrifuged, labelled and stored locally initially as per the appropriate TSP.
Pennsylvania generally exhibits the characteristic American pattern of rural conservatism and urban liberalism, although locally such labels may bear no relationship to particular parties.
Avoiding the temptation to directly translate western concepts into locally acceptable labels, this extensive process of both translation and adaptation has demonstrated that within the context of Aboriginal communities, across multiple language groups, where English is often a third or fourth language, conceptual and linguistic equivalence of psychological constructs can be negotiated.
