Thus, in this study the cytological diagnosis was provided as follows: benign, polyp, hyperplasia without cytological atypia (subsequently referred as hyperplasia WoA), atypical, and malignant.
Only 5 were subsequently referred as 'cold cases' and not a single one as an emergency, but 5 (4%), a grossly underreported figure, died in the health centre.
The histological material included cases diagnosed as benign, polyp, hyperplasia without atypia (hyperplasias WoA), and malignant, the last category includes endometrioid, mucinous, clear cell carcinoma (subsequently referred as CCC), serous carcinomas, and mixed and carcinosarcoma.
(1) To replicate former results and form the basis of the proposed model, an increased OFC activation must appear when participants perceive coherence that is, when stimuli are judged as coherent (subsequently referred to as coherent stimuli), but not when stimuli are judged as incoherent (subsequently referred to as incoherent stimuli).
For all further experiments, we used FΔ1 as the wild-type reference and thus FΔ1 is subsequently referred to as Wt.
The 1997 Doctor Who novel The Dying Days, set in its year of release, features in one chapter an elderly character introduced halfway through a sentence as "-ermass", and subsequently referred to as "Professor" and "Bernard" during his brief appearance.
For this purpose, we calculated PVBC simply as the ratio between Vtinsp for non-assisted to assisted breaths (Vtinsp,no-assist/Vtinsp,assist), subsequently referred to as PVBCβ (using same annotations as the PVBC).
Accordingly, 65% of our migrant sample was designated as "established migrants", with the balance subsequently referred to as "new migrants".
HMECs and HMEC/hTERT immortalized mammary epithelial cells were CD44lowCD24+ (subsequently referred to as CD24+) and CD44+CD24−/low cells (subsequently referred to as CD24−) were totally undetectable in both cell populations (Figures 1F and 1G).
De novo transcriptome assembly for A. auriculiformis (subsequently referred to as ' Aa') and A. mangium (subsequently referred to as ' Am') produced 42,217 and 35,759 contigs with an N50 contig size of 948 bp and 938 bp, a longest contig of 15,262 bp and 15,220 bp, and an average length of 496 bp and 498 bp respectively (Table 1).
By using culture inserts, cells were grown in a two-compartment chamber allowing access from both sides, with an upper compartment subsequently referred to as apical side and a lower compartment referred to as basolateral side.
