A strong intensity of immunolabelling prevailed in the SGE and in the DGE in FS, but a decrease in the labelling intensity for this molecule was observed in both epithelia during the LS (P = 0.04 and P = 0.039, respectively for SGE and DGE; Table 4), whereby the most prevalent intensity of labelling was the moderate.
In contrast, we predict that recognized medical conditions will be considered to have equal disease status, be equally serious, and be equally prevalent regardless of the label used to identify the disorder.
For estimates of prevalence, participants considered the medicalese label to be more prevalent than the lay label (mean for medicalese label = 74.9, SE = 12.7, mean for the lay label = 102.6, SE = 14.9, F (1,49) = 13.93, p<0.001).
Gli1 labeling was prevalent in neuroblasts but extremely rare in oligodendrocyte progenitors.
Therefore when two (or more) labels are equally prevalent among the k nearest neighbours we assign all labels to our query.
On Monday, Barber labeled his fumbling "prevalent".
William Golding is the novelist Lively most admires, while the writer Jane Gardam is among her close friends, but she doesn't feel part of a distinct group of British writers, and believes such labels were less prevalent before Granta magazine published its first "best of young British writers" list in 1983.
Khan said the most prevalent question they got from labels was "What will happen to our CD sales?".
They are frequently divided in two or three seriousness levels, such as minor and serious offenses, or minor, moderate and serious offenses, or even high and low prevalent offenses, and individuals are labeled according to the level of the most serious offense committed.
