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The unfettered globalisation of capital annexed more parts of the world into a uniform pattern of desire and consumption.

In comparison, the dermis of bleomycin-injected MCP-1−/− mice displayed a uniform pattern of fibril diameters that was similar to normal skin (average diameter 76.7 nm).

Thus in the setting of AKI factors, a uniform pattern of renal lesions (most often referred as acute tubular necrosis even though this term is an oversimplification) is reproducibly observed.

We have tested this hypothesis in the case of apparently homogeneous pluripotent human embryonal carcinoma (EC) stem cells, which do not follow a uniform pattern of differentiation when exposed to retinoic acid.

Consistent with previous results [20], [27], we observed a uniform pattern of high expression of antigen-presenting molecules (HLA-ABC and HLA-DR), costimulatory molecules (CD80 and CD86) and adhesion molecules (CD11a and CD54; Figure 5A), reflecting the role of activated B cells in T cell activation.

The tumors in the SmoA1+; Pten +/+ mice showed a uniform pattern of "small round blue cells" arranged in sheets with molding of the tumor cell nuclei against each other and numerous mitoses and karyorrhectic tumor nuclei, recapitulating the appearance of classic medulloblastomas in humans.

The results confirm that tumour development and growth is significantly perturbed by irradiation of host tissues both before and after tumour transplantation, and that this perturbation involves an extended latent period, a slower average rate of growth and a less uniform pattern of growth.

For only about half of the countries, a rather uniform pattern of subject-specific strengths and weaknesses can be found on all competence levels.

For about half of the countries, a rather uniform pattern of subject-specific strengths and weaknesses can be found on all competence levels.

It is also important to underline that the optimal solution disregarding the economic aspect (C) offers a more uniform pattern of free chlorine dosing and requires less chlorine mass than the conventional chlorination.

HRCs evince a fairly uniform pattern of costly and often inequitable domestic rent distribution in the shape of cheap energy (as some other developing and rentier countries also do) and excessive public sector employment in combination with large-scale, low-skill migration (on a scale unique to HRCs).