We systematically discuss what has been learnt regarding these five points since 1999, with emphasis on replicating distinct risk factors and subtypes of human osteoarthritis, and on comprehensive evaluation of the disease in animals, including pathology of all joint tissues, biomarker analysis, and assessment of pain and joint function.
This is not unexpected, given the results obtained in the previous section, regarding these two strains, and points out to the presence of a variant(s) influencing lifespan in the X and/or 4th chromosomes.
The segmentation problem is distributed to many individual workers such that each receives only simple questions regarding whether two points in an image are placed on the same object.
It is mainly regarding two points that I think the amendments we have tabled may be of great benefit: environmental labelling, covered by Amendment No 48; and the threshold value for biodegradable substances, covered by Amendment No 55.
THIS important book, embodying the results of the author's well-known morphological researches during the last twenty years, may be regarded from two points of view.
"But I have to regard it as two points lost because we played against 10 men for 40 minutes.
Table 1 shows the statistics regarding to the four points A, B, C, and D of the power curves.
The colloidal suspensions have substantially shown intriguing thermal performances regarding four points: (1) increased thermal conductivity (approx. 150%), (2) increased single-phase heat transfer coefficient (approx. 60%), (3) increased critical heat flux with extended nucleate boiling regime (approx. 200%), and (4) improved quenching efficiency.
The model, including the simultaneous fragmentation of drops, coalescence of drops and kinetic adsorption of macromolecular emulsifiers, is improved with regard to two points.
Mr President, in defining the agenda for the Convention on the future of the Union, the Laeken Council has deviated from the conclusions of the Nice Council with regard to two points which concern us.
According to Dicey, the rule of law may be regarded from three points of view: The absolute supremacy of regular law – a person is to be judged by a fixed set of rules and punished for breaching only the law, and is not to be subject to "the exercise by persons in authority of wide, arbitrary, or discretionary powers of constraint".
