In contrast, native viral particles seem to be more heterogeneous; this heterogeneity might result from (i) differences in the length of the 3′ poly(A) tail of the viral genome or (ii) cations like polyamines that are taken up during virus assembly to neutralize excess charge of the anionic RNA.
This is now shown to be true for only a subset of dopamine neurons; by recording neuronal activity in monkeys, dopamine neurons are found to be more heterogeneous than this model would suggest.
The TH indices of individual tumors in each cancer type were distributed widely (Fig. S3a), and uterine carcinosarcoma (UCS), rectal adenocarcinoma (READ), colon adenocarcinoma (COAD), and ovarian cancer (OV) were observed to be more heterogeneous than other tumor types.
In our sample, new options open to innovation activities have emerged at the level of the firm and utility strategies turn out to be more heterogeneous.
Compared with Iβ (monoclinic -rich cellulose monoclinic -rich(tricelluloseich microfibrils were found to be more heterogeneous when vIα triclinic -richbondIα triclinic -rich
Women's lives will always be more heterogeneous than those of men, and both women and men need to accept that diversity.Secondly, mothers need to stop trying quite so hard.
Piospheres were found to be more heterogeneous in vegetation cover, with higher MSDI values, compared with non-degraded areas, and spatial heterogeneity in cover decreased with increasing distance from water points.
These data suggest that while the soft glassy model may provide reasonable estimates for aggregate mechanical behavior of living cells, the rheological behavior of individual focal adhesions may be more heterogeneous and complex than suggested by the soft glassy model.
The enhancement may be more heterogeneous than that encountered on CT.
In contrast, patients who have asystole or pulseless electrical activity may be more heterogeneous in nature.
The reservoir was found to be more heterogeneous than expected, hence the benefit of the closer well spacing showed up.
