The first is called Operable Units and Areas of Concern.
*: median, +: number of recurrence/total number of operable cases To construct the tissue microarray block, small core biopsies were taken from non-necrotic, morphologically representative areas of paraffin-embedded tumor tissues and assembled on a recipient paraffin block.
The substantially contaminated "Central Operable Unit" (COU) land area of Rocky Flats remains under DOE control, and is now surrounded by the refuge.
In 2007, the "Peripheral Operable Unit" (Peripheral OU) land area of Rocky Flats was redesignated as the Rocky Flats National Wildlife Refuge and fell under U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) stewardship in 2007 following the EPA's determination that final corrective actions had been completed.
The operable storm shutters on the SU+RE House are secured open above the deck area of the south side of the house.
The tumour size was 30 mm in diameter or more, or was situated in the central area of the nipple; all patients presented with stage II III operable breast cancer, according to the International Union Against Cancer UICCC) recommendations (Sobin and Wittekind, 1997).
The power authority's five operable nuclear reactors have been shut down for safety deficiencies, and officials said today they did not know when they can be repaired One interrogator, Representative Richard C. Shelby, a Democrat from the T.V.A. service area of Alabama, expressed doubts that any of the reactors, flawed by faulty workmanship, could be salvaged.
Finally, we show how coupling of input/output operable ranges of toggle flip-flops determines the operable ranges of counters.
I mean kinesthesia: the ability to sense the movement of one's limbs and other operable parts of the body.
(Most of the smaller home theaters are iPad-compatible and operable by technophiles of any age).
