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If these changes were made, tort awards would be more uniform and predictable, and regulations would be less uniform and more stringent.

In the elderly these responses have been shown to be less uniform and include more pronounced changes in proximal stabilization strategies [ 10, 12].

During stage (1) a fairly streamwise-uniform distribution of U is characterized by A s,t)≈1, while during stage (2) U is less uniform and A varies over a much larger range.

Highly similar receptive fields clustered in depths corresponding to the thalamorecipient layers 3 and 4. STRFs in infragranular layers were less uniform, and were less similar to each other.

Reactions in neurons in the thalamus, globus pallidus, and n. accumbens were less uniform and weaker.

The C1-Pro BiFC complexes induced by NALP1 and NALP3 were less uniform and formed into filamentous structures that distributed throughout the cell.

Note that it is significantly more challenging to image single molecules in live cells than in vitro because the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) is much poorer - the molecules are not spatially fixed, the evanescent field is less uniform and there is an autofluorescence component to the signal.

Although all of these alternative methods to achieve conventional ventilation are highly effective in eliminating carbon dioxide using low peak airway pressures, the effect on oxygenation is less uniform, and this represents one reason why these newer modes of ventilation (especially HFO) failed to maintain their initial attraction during the subsequent years.

For SARec, the background appeared to be less uniform than RRC-OSEM, and the mean signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) for all spheres was 12% lower than for RRC-OSEM.

In real space, the recovered density amplitude will typically have unphysical density modulations and be less uniform.

Also, the snow distribution during the melting period was found to be less uniform than during the snow accumulation period using histograms of snow depths.