By opening up the process of his criticism, he lets a little air into his appraisal of the book, of the quality and potential degeneration of Proulx's prose, and of her place in the canon of contemporary literature.
Categorical variables (oocyte survival, oocyte fertilization, normal and abnormal pronuclear (PN) morphology, 1PN and 3PN occurrence, oocyte degeneration, embryo quality, clinical pregnancy, biochemical pregnancy loss, early miscarriage, ongoing pregnancy, implantation rates) are presented as absolute and percentage frequency.
Researchers are using algorithms that can better the picture quality for people with macular degeneration.
I think it's crazy, I mean I'm 46 years of age, to think that I would have to wait on my full hip and to have to have that degeneration in my quality of life and everything that I did, it would have limited my job, it would have limited the capacity of what I could do.
No subject was excluded because of bad performance, unsatisfactory image quality, extensive disease or extensive degeneration.
Lower back pain caused by disc cartilage degeneration negatively affects quality of life and imposes an enormous financial burden.
The MacDQoL is an individualised measure of the impact of macular degeneration (MD) on quality of life (QoL).
The severity of degeneration, technical image quality, the availability of additional clinical information and the frequency of each diagnostic group in any sample could all bias such a comparison.
At higher Al doping concentration above 3%, a decrease of the intensity of the (100) diffraction peak indicates a degeneration of the crystal quality; as a consequence, an increase of the resistivity was shown in Figure 4.
