Sentence examples for a consistent and homogeneous from inspiring English sources

PBMC's, consisting of lymphocytes and monocytes provide a consistent and homogeneous sample for transcriptome analysis.

Despite their significant energy use, there is a lack of a consistent and homogeneous framework to efficiently guide research, mainly due to the complexity and variety of HVAC&R systems, but also to insufficient rigor in their energy analysis.

An outstanding task nowadays is to develop intelligent algorithms to combine or fuse these multi-year observations derived from diverse sensors onboard different satellites for the creation of a consistent and homogeneous global long-term data record which enable solid scientific investigations of climate processes reflecting the state of the Earth and its variability.

The 95% CI for these conditions did not cross the 100% reference line (only "Coffee" was not completely above this line), thus indicating a consistent and homogeneous increase of MEPs size.

We show for the first time that A2UCOE-regulated transgenes within lentiviral vectors produce a high, consistent, and homogeneous population of expressing cells that is not prone to gene silencing both in vitro and more importantly within either HSCs or their progeny in vivo.

From the SEM results in Fig. 6, the use of the Pb foil resulted in relatively consistent and homogeneous Pt deposition and few large Pb containing Pt clusters formed.

Synthetic bone (model 1522-505, Pacific Research Laboratory Inc.., Vashon Island, WA, USA) made from polyurethane foam was used as substitute for cadaveric spinal bone because of its consistent and homogeneous structural properties.

Synthetic bone made from polyurethane foam was used as the testing specimen for its consistent and homogeneous structural properties (Wuzhou Co, Taipei, Taiwan).

Since the plant is highly heterozygous due to cross-pollination, considerable gains in consistent and homogeneous production of azadirachtin can be achieved by utilizing in vitro cultures.

In order to obtain the most possible consistent and homogeneous group of patients, only patients with no macroscopic residual tumour were considered, were treated at the Catholic University School of Medicine of Rome and at the University Campus Bio-Medico of Rome from January 1986 through April 2003.

This study provides evidence that OCD diagnosis may be dissected into non-mutually exclusive, consistent and homogeneous symptom dimensions, given the stability of symptoms within factors across models, the high internal consistency of the factors, and the high heritability estimates of the factors.