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Due to specific national situations and traditions, DR has not developed uniformly in Europe, but all DR programmes share the fundamental aim to modify the individual problem behaviour and to establish safety-oriented attitudes and behaviours in order to minimize re-offenses in the future.

The Register has not been developed uniformly throughout the country.

The system has not developed uniformly across the country but will doubtless influence change in hospital services where it is being introduced.

Castration-naive tumors grew slowly and developed uniformly during the early stages, but showed a higher degree of phenotypic and molecular heterogeneity with age.

By 32 dpi, symptoms developed uniformly in SACMV-infected plants which displayed typical mosaic and mild leaf distortion associated with CMD infection and the mean symptom severity score of 3.5 indicated that plants were showing moderate symptoms.

Since berries in a bunch do not develop uniformly, berries were harvested from different bunches in the same plant on each sampling day and were then sorted according to their developmental stage, considered to be a sample.

Because of the difficulty of performing clinical research under the conditions of an Ebola outbreak, the pathogenesis of lethal infection has been elucidated principally through intensive studies in nonhuman primates, which develop uniformly lethal illness resembling fatal hemorrhagic fever in humans.

A high-throughput pulsed laser ablation (HT-PLA) system was developed to rapidly prepare uniformly sized single- and multi-metallic nanoparticles with different diameters for catalytic applications.

In this project, a data model was developed to uniformly represent device capabilities.

A simple and efficient approach was developed to uniformly decorate graphene nanosheets with zinc oxide (ZnO) nanoparticles.

A lot of construction methods have been developed to uniformly cover the domain of variables, but they remain rarely applied for the study of mixtures.