Recent studies observed that the constitutive activation of the interferon (IFN)- γ/signal transducers and activators of transcription (STAT -1/IRF-1 axiSTAT -1/IRF-1ype) beaxisgood prognosTh1 connotation and phenotypebearsr responsiveness to anti-cancer therapy (Ascierto et al, 2011).
In situations in which people lack information regarding their partners, they may use social cues with positive or negative connotations to create a representation of the mind of the others [12] and use this to predict their most likely behaviour.
Now HR has the same connotation, and Argiropoulos predicted someday soon there might be a new name for the department.
In other words, although proficient talkers are generally more cautious in adopting new variants, as one had originally predicted, their unwelcoming attitude could be attenuated by positive social connotation of the variant, and the effect is much stronger on females than on males.
High-density evoked potential analysis showed that the omission of expected reward induced a specific electrocortical response in trials signaling the necessity to abandon the hitherto reward predicting choice, but not when omission of reward had no such connotation.
Moreover, the definition of the ICR leads to the conclusion that genes and pathways activated during TDS are qualitatively similar to those associated with a good prognostic connotation in various cancers [ 35, 36, 69] and to those predicting immune responsiveness to distinct type of immunotherapy [ 45, 47, 61, 63, 70].
"The connotation, mainly, is crime".
"Basement has an ugly connotation".
The proper connotation is Joe Sixpack.
It has a valedictory connotation.
