With this high-grade lard, we were ready to tackle pie crust.
But this high-grade pulp entertainment is too delectably amusing and self-amused, and far too aware of its own outrageous conceits to sustain such a dolorous verdict.
All this high-grade biology got us thinking, mostly about what human organs are good eating and the best ways to break your own arm.
The patient did not receive adjuvant treatment for this high-grade PT because she was lost to follow-up.
This high-grade transformation of CLL was first recognised in 1928 by Maurice Richter who described an aggressive, life-threatening presentation of rapidly fatal generalized lymphadenopathy and hepatosplenomegaly [ 4] that he called a "reticular cell sarcoma" arising in a patient with B-CLL.
Winter was spent doing the dreaded "ergs," short for ergometers, meaning the rowing machine, or playing other sports -- all this while maintaining the high grade point averages required to get into the nation's top colleges.
This may partially explain the high grade of satisfaction in our patients.
Porto had some luck en route to winning the Champions League in 2004, but this was high grade, thrillingly enacted opportunism.
For this reason, high grade DCIS is associated with central necrosis, and the accumulation of lipofuschin.
Given the average life expectancy of women with screen-detected DCIS is 25 years, this suggests high grade DCIS is an obligate precursor of invasive disease.
