Introduction of the protonphore caused substrate removal efficiency to decrease from a consistent value of 96%too 68.5% with considerable variance.
A challenge remains that expert hepatological judgment is often needed to diagnose DILI convincingly, with considerable variance in the judgments, even among experts.
We did not include tRNA sequences for this analysis because there were very few non-redundant tRNA sequences in PlantGDB[ 21], with considerable variances in sequence length.
Indeed, the company is now dominated by a raft of handsome Latin men whose elaborate style is at considerable variance with the chaste American norm.
His comments here and in Baghdad about understanding and respecting the Iraqis are at considerable variance with the more punishing language often used in Washington.
Nixon's Bicentennial Commission wanted to offer a different history, one at considerable variance with the best emerging scholarship (including the work of David Brion Davis, whose "The Problem of Slavery in the Age of Revolution" won the National Book Award in 1976, while Edmund S. Morgan's "American Slavery, American Freedom" was a runner-up).
Indeed, different types of clinical and nonclinical anxiety may share (among themselves and also with other affective diseases) considerable variance on certain underlying dimensional constructs.
Previous research has questioned the distinctiveness of SOC as considerable variance overlap with N has been demonstrated [ 61– 61].
Yet in most instances, incorporation into clinical practice has been slow and incomplete, with the persistence of, and considerable variance in, critical care practices and their attributable morbidity and mortality.
