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Iran claims it needs a relatively high grade of nuclear fuel for civilian uses.
But William C. Patrick III, a scientist who made germ weapons for the American military and is now a private consultant on biological defense, rated the Daschle anthrax as 7 on a scale of 10. "It's relatively high grade," Mr. Patrick said, "but not weapons grade".
In Louisiana, John White, the state superintendent, said that the state's relatively high grade on the StudentsFirst report was an "indication of the boldness and the courage that our governor and our legislators and our people have shown in supporting policies that don't accept the status quo".
The 21%% of patients that terminated treatment prematurely due to toxicity was relatively high; grade 3 adverse events were noted in 42 % of the patients.
It is also unclear why gallium uptake appeared relatively high (Grade 4) in a few patients with diagnosis other than interstitial nephritis.
The relatively high grade of success in achievement of post-treatment parenthood in our study may also be explained by the high proportion of patients (62%) with initial stage I/II and only 12% treated for relapse.
It has been estimated that the largest of several such pools, the Atlantis II Deep, contains rich deposits of copper, zinc, silver, and gold in relatively high grades.
Atypical carcinoid represents a relatively high-grade, aggressive form of tumour that has histological features in common with small cell carcinoma of the lung.
Even if your card is not graded as being in absolutely mint condition, having it graded with a relatively high score can still help you when trying to sell your card, as it will show a potential buyer that it is authentic and carries very few, if any, defects that could hurt the value of your card.
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This experimental set-up was proposed in order to synthesize TiO2 nanoparticles from TTIP because its boiling temperature is relatively high (239 °C grades).
