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In this article we introduce an approach to both quantify the global degree of oxidation in GO and to separate GO into fractions with more uniform extents of oxidation.

For example, could the protective effect of KCNQ activation result from protection of the cochlea and the plasticity differences observed reflect a uniform response to different extents of damage?

This database was pivotal for a uniform reporting of lung cancer extent by the American Joint Committee of Cancer (AJCC) and the International Union against Cancer (IUCC), but it suffered increasingly from obsolete diagnostic and staging procedures and did not reflect new treatment modalities.

A possible reason for this is that MOEA/D decomposes the original MaOP into a number of single-objective sub-problems based on a uniform weight vector, which guarantees a uniform distribution of solutions to a large extent.

A methodology for expanding the chemical subhierarchy of the SN into a finer-grained categorization of mutually exclusive types with semantically uniform extents is presented.

Over a 2 s window (1 s before noise onset to 1 s after noise onset) the averaged response of each neuron was shifted circularly, where the extent of the shifts were drawn from a uniform distribution of ±1 s.

Assuming a uniform rate of evolution, the distance between any two sequences would thus indicate (to a large extent) the probable taxonomic level from where the sequences have diverged.

RSFC-Boundary Mapping rests on the assumption that an area's RSFCs are relatively uniform within the extent of an area and may be distinct from the RSFCs of an adjacent area.

Three types of uniforms were fabricated: dress uniforms used for special occasions, Class A uniforms for regular duty, and Class B uniforms as an alternative.

He wears a uniform, of course.

Another possibility is that the infection was not uniform in the udder quarter and sampling had occurred in regions from this animal that had a greater extent of infection.