To investigate this hypothesis, we determined whether the GPNMB/OA ECD was consistently shed into the conditioned media of breast cancer cells.
This insight helps to address questions regarding the ability of a hybrid to perform consistently across conditions or if there are specific conditions where it performs best that match the conditions typical of your farm.
Additionally, although some algorithms produced significant differences within conditions, no patterns were shown consistently across conditions due to algorithm choice, and fusion as a whole was not shown to outperform individual single-band imagery.
Easterly flow off the continent brought consistently hot conditions to western parts of Western Australia, where many locations had their hottest November on record.
Pollen records in northern Europe reveal rather consistently cool conditions, and smoothed mean temperature curves show a cumulative drop during this period.
Closer to Whistler Village, just 10 minutes south, Calcheak has consistently sunny conditions that make it one of the best spots for rock climbing, but excellent granite can be found all over the area.
The entire episode demonstrates how much time and energy companies and workers — or, more precisely, their lawyers — can be obliged to expend when Congress fails to make its will known clearly and consistently as conditions evolve.
The media has been denied access and so has difficulty reporting consistently on conditions, while Transfield's case officers and other staff are required to sign confidentiality agreements, with threats of legal action if they discuss how the Manus centre is managed and detainees treated.
O'Reilly speculated that both players had batted confidently as their home ground in Surrey The Oval had a reputation for being batsman-friendly, and that as they would have had to contend with opposition batsmen who had the benefit of consistently favourable conditions, then they should also prepare so they too could capitalise on their opportunities with the willow.
Complementary to the glucose data is the altitude-associated decrease in fetal plasma insulin, a factor noted consistently in conditions of fetal growth restriction [46], [47], [55].
