Subsequent to epithelial/stromal classification, nuclear segmentation was performed to identify cells within each region.
Again, rather than accepting media assertions as fact, our data whiz Chris Quigley actually crunched the numbers to see how Value and Growth stocks performed on average in the 12 months subsequent to various inflation range levels.
From the sub-prime mortgage collapse in America to the subsequent credit crunch and on to the global recession, the Beeb's business editor has sounded like an oracle of doom.
They were instead recognising existing loans in deference to the regulator's instructions.The central bank may have both overreacted to the June lending figures, therefore, and then underreacted to the subsequent cash crunch.
For with each crunch, a chemical high flooded my system.
Alternate sides after each crunch.
George Washington University (Washington) Dorm: City Hall Room and board: $8,600 To lure more students onto campus as part of an agreement with the city -- and to ease the subsequent housing crunch -- George Washington has signed a 15-year lease for the St. James, a recently renovated, all-suite hotel in downtown Washington.
The subsequent credit crunch has made these international ambitions more important.
UBS has suffered $37 billion in writedowns on risky assets following the U.S. subprime housing crisis and subsequent credit crunch.
Sir Fred Goodwin We needed some kind of scapegoat for the banking crisis and subsequent credit crunch, and it came in the form of the chief executive of RBS who presided over its decline, left the taxpayer to pick up the pieces, and began drawing a £700,000-a-year pension at an age when most of us still have a good 15 years of grafting left.
A sprinkling of Parmesan cheese on top gives a light crunch to each bite.
