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Imitation has tended to be dismissed as a rather low-grade activity having, almost by definition, no innovative content, but this is wrong.
They achieve an accuracy of 84.64% and can correctly classify 89.94% low-grade cases and 76.58% high-grade ones.
The parasite is capable of reproducing within its host frequently causing exceedingly long-enduring, low-grade internal infections.
Although all traditional screening procedures have been applied, none of them could be used in the forms as originally specified for low-grade rocks.
A low-grade state of inflammation accompanies obesity and may contribute to the development of many of the co-morbidities.
Other serovars tend to produce low-grade, intermittent infections in birds and be transmitted horizontally, often by infected feedstuffs that have not been thermally processed.
This conclusion was based on a few 'unconformities', conventional multigrain zircon geochronology, and the common misconception that high-grade metamorphic rocks were older than low-grade ones.
The results are consistent with a pronounced jump between the lower and upper plate rocks with low-grade metamorphic rocks above the higher ones.
The innate immunity takes the shape of a chronic, low-grade, inflammatory status, while the adaptive immunity is characterized by an exhaustion of the clonotypical immunity.
We consider the older ages to represent the youngest detrital ages for the unit and the younger ages to represent low-grade alteration of the unit.
It seems that stable isotope geochemistry still provides the most powerful tool for constraining the conditions of low-grade metamorphism.
This book might be all about low-grade metamorphism but it is all high-grade science and well worth the money.
Delayed radiation toxicity after focal or whole brain radiotherapy for low-grade glioma.
There may be constitutional symptoms with fever, myalgia, arthralgia and occasionally a low-grade meningitis.
This was accompanied by voluminous deposition of clastic sediment eroded from uplifted low-grade metamorphic rocks along the plate boundary.
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