As individuals who changed stoves may differ uniformly from those who did not, differences in participant characteristics may have introduced a bias.
DIF can either be uniform (item responses differ uniformly between groups across class intervals) or non-uniform (group differences vary across class intervals) [ 14, 26].
"Popout" stimuli differ uniformly from surrounding items and are more easily detected than stimuli composed of a conjunction of surrounding features.
Further examination of the data demonstrated that the relationship with TDI differed by GOR, with a uniformly high rate in the South West (P=0.85 for trend), uniformly low rates in the East Midlands (P=0.67) and East of England (P=0.31) and a striking trend in incidence with TDI in the North West, West Midlands and Yorkshire and the Humber (all P⩽0.0001).
Within these bins, the frequencies f i,l differ a random uniformly distributed amount from the equal space solution.
However, while early constitutions may have differed considerably, by the early nineteenth century, they almost uniformly began increasingly shifting responsibility for legislation out of the hands of elected politicians and giving it to the citizenry at large.
The cell lines used in our experiments differed in susceptibility to NK cell-mediated lysis, but they uniformly exhausted the cytotoxic potential of the NK cells.
The two species differ mainly in the uniformly green leaf of A. thailandicum, and although they occur in the same clade, they are not sisters.
Mean and percent-positive scores differed significantly (p <.0083, Bonferroni correction) across ICUs, except for stress recognition, which was uniformly low.
In addition, original annotations were not carried out uniformly for all chromosomes (e.g. chromosome I annotations [ 27] differed from chromosome VIII [ 28]).
