The data elements are presented under logical categories or headers and captured as discrete values; e.g., data element for WHO classification "lymphoplasmacytic lymphoma' exists in the synoptic value dictionary as a discrete value, allowing the user to search for just those cases with that value point populated.
The synoptic elements are presented as discrete data points, so that a data element such as tumor type is assigned from the synoptic value dictionary under the value of tumor type, allowing the user to search for just those cases that have that value point populated.
We observed that both in control and Nkx6-2 micent micellselabeledeled at the early developmental time point (E10.5) preferentially occupied deep cortical layers and interneurons born at the later time point populated more superficial layers (Fig. 3 B, C ).
A random point generator populated the classifiable area with 1013 points, for which a matrix was created with the four GIS variable values.
They had left Alexandria, at that point sparsely populated, with only a paltry garrison, leaving the citizens to defend themselves.
These points were populated with concentration of water pollutants of various years derived from mass balance model as attributes.
In "When We Rise," Black made a point of populating the fictionalized history with "real stuff," often using archival footage — of Bill and Hillary Clinton's visit to the AIDS Memorial Quilt, in 1996, for instance — to defend his dramatizations against the kind of criticism he calls "sociopath standup comedy".
A statistical study of events dominated by IMF By shows that merging in anti-parallel fields, rather than subsolar point reconnection, populates the mantle.
During T cell activation, AS+CE genes unique to each of the three time points populate canonical pathways linked to immune/inflammation including T cell receptor, PI3K/AKT, integrin and death receptor/apoptosis signaling at 24 hours and JAK/Stat, SAPK/JNK, TGFβ, and interferon signaling at 48 hours.
Shortly after it was built, the city reached its peak importance as a religious, commercial, and trade center, at which point it was populated mainly by Serbs and colonies of merchants, primarily from Dubrovnik.
Northern mining villages once full of workers are now sparsely populated, points out Ian Bartlett, a birdwatcher in Hartlepool, in north-east England.
