Subclassification of TILs is pivotal; for instance, cytotoxic T cells (CD8+ T cells) have been reported to be associated with improved clinical outcomes in patients with breast cancer [ 14– 16], but other studies could not confirm this association [ 17].
These schemes have been in place in Atlantic Spain in Asturias and Galicia since 2001 and 2008, respectively, and have been pivotal for instance for assessing the TB situation of badgers in this region.
Many rebels say they are still waiting for a pivotal moment, for instance, when a brigade changes sides.
Two pivotal figures, for instance, are called Tom Edison Snr and Tom Edison Jnr, suggestive of something morally deficient or enfeebling in the nature of American genius and specifically in the creator of the American cinema.
For instance, the pivotal question of the localizability of particle states, to be discussed below, is still open.
When he lectured on a pivotal affirmative-action Supreme Court case, for instance, he emphasized that white contractors who lost out to minority businesses because of racial set-asides had a legitimate grievance.
For instance, in the pivotal state of Florida, where Nader received over 97,000 ballots, Gore officially lost to Bush by only 537 votes (48.84 per cent compared to 48.85 per cent).
Ohio alone, for instance, is likely be the pivotal state in the election more than 40 percent of the time, according to our tipping-point analysis: about as much as the next four or five states combined.
For instance, among patients in the pivotal IRIS study (O'Brien et al, 2003), durable responses have been observed 5 8 years out (Druker et al, 2006; Hochhaus et al, 2008; Deininger et al, 2009).
The Center for Responsible Lending's Keith Corbett, for instance, called Google's announcement a "pivotal development" for fairness in financial services.
