We found that the toxicity of olefin compounds varies broadly as a function of side groups and chain length.
This result therefore has broad implications owing to the obvious importance of egg survival for lifetime reproductive success, and suggests the need to investigate the development of immune competence more broadly as a function of developmental timing.
However, since different objects produce different wavefronts, the resulting focal volumes can vary broadly as a function of the shape, density, position, and refractive index properties of the scattering objects in the sample.
Broadly, km can be considered a function of the structure of the drug and the eliminating enzyme (or transporter) whereas Vmax can be considered as a function of the available number of eliminating enzymes (or transporters).
Whereas the B, C and E functions are regarded to be broadly conserved, the A function in specification of the perianth is not widely observed and questioned in Antirrhinum [ 52, 53], as well as other plants [ 54].
The structure of the rings is broadly described by their optical depth as a function of distance from Saturn.
Broadly, these concepts represent progression of dementia as a function of cognitive, behavioural and activities of daily living aspects of dementia.
This produces a queasy realization 65 years after the Employment Act: As confidence in our ability to ensure long-term prosperity wavers -- perhaps needlessly; we are prone to hysteria -- the belief that a function of government is to broadly improve lives for everyone deflates.
The performance of FIT as a function of polyp morphology appears broadly similar to gFOBT, [ 27, 40] despite an early study appearing to show similar performance across different polyp types [ 41].
Naturally, there is heterogeneity of bilinguals in North America, and subgroup differences as a function of language would not be possible in developing such broadly defined "bilingual" norms.
