This study successfully addresses compartmentalisation due to highly variable lithofacies by analysing geophysical well-logs, lithofacies modelling, and 3D seismic attributes including time thickness, amplitude, and structural time maps.
However, huge methodological differences among the studies addressing this topic have led to highly variable results and often confusing assumptions.
KIT expression in normal ovaries and ovarian carcinomas has been addressed in several previous studies with highly variable results.
In order to address these questions, we analyzed the sequences of highly variable mtTRs in the ridged-eye flounder (Pleuronichthys cornutus), and explored the characteristics of vertebrate mtTRs using data from GenBank.
Bhattacharya and Vicsek (2014) treat the issue of how interactions between foragers influence their search efficiency by addressing a model for foraging in an environment highly variable in place and time.
Consequently, blood levels of bromoform 10 min postshowering were consistently low (often below detection) and not highly variable, and we were unable to address the effects of genetic polymorphisms on bromoform levels in blood.
However, the literature addressing the effectiveness of facet joint interventions, though emerging, is highly variable, based on the technique, outcome measures, patient selection, and methodology [ 21- 28].
Practical issues such as requirements in terms of sample preparation and sample form and present examples of optimised data analysis will also be addressed to be able to detect and characterise the generally highly variable microbial degradation processes within their highly variable substrate wood.
However, standardisation of attributes which are recorded in highly variable formats, such as names or residential addresses, is far less straightforward, and it is with this task that this paper is concerned.
Our review indicates that the issues addressed and validity of the media reports of these trials is highly variable.
