By applying descriptive terms and clinical information to our clusters, we have shown that it is possible to distinguish specific clinically recognisable subpopulations within the group of non-specific LBP.
In all cases there is a variability in the response of the aggregate to a particular culture condition that changes with the cell line, although the structure that emerges is specific and recognisable for each of the signals (Fig. 1B).
Belstaff's legendary jackets are immediately recognisable.
Last year's popular pirates and princesses theme had the advantage of fulfilling your second criteria – they were very easy to create, especially as non-specific but instantly recognisable princess and pirate outfits and accessories are so readily available.
Non-specific LBP is further defined as LBP not attributed to recognisable, known specific pathology (e.g. infection, tumour, osteoporosis, ankylosing spondylitis, fracture, inflammatory process, radicular syndrome or cauda equina syndrome) [ 21].
Non-specific low back pain contains 8590%90% of the low back pain diagnoses and is defined as low back pain not attributable to a recognisable, known specific pathology (e.g. infection, tumour, osteoporosis or fracture) [ 3- 5].
The only kinetochore protein with a recognisable sequence-specific DNA-binding motif in CBF3, and indeed the whole budding yeast kinetochore, is Cep3.
Players are increasingly recognised and recognisable.
In both cases, identity is construed as a recognisable object, a specific something with a given content that can be tagged with an appropriate label.
This differentiation by individual specialities clearly identifies relationships which would not be recognisable with less specific data, i.e. if ambulatory and hospital services were each treated as homogeneous goods.
