Although enteropathy is defined as an intestinal disease, the term PLE is more liberally used including loss from the esophagus and stomach as well.
We found that using a more conservative cutoff of 50% identity, or liberally including all genes without regard to presence of paralogs, produced substantially the same results.
Mr. Egoyan and his video designer, Tsang Kin-Wah, use film techniques liberally, including projections showing the singers from different angles and in black and white.
Because VTE prophylaxis is multifactorial, requiring risk assessment, prescription and administration, we liberally included a wide possible range of heterogeneous educational interventions, targeting both clinicians and patients.
6. Future clinical studies should liberally include INPH patients with co-existing cerebrovascular disease and evaluate the shunt effect in this subgroup.
This method built upon preliminary evidence of undersampling and liberally included specimens for analysis from the other projects, representing a deviation from previously established methodologies which had placed emphasis on field morphospecies to inform sorting procedure.
Some local schools have interpreted this loophole more liberally.
The death penalty could be more liberally applied.
Some parents exercise that right more liberally than others.
Loans in such cases are treated much more liberally by F.H.A., he said.
