However, some patients showed non-uniform changes in CCSphase scores for the total gene dataset (Fig. 4A, upper panel), suggesting that each cell cycle phase was not evenly changed.
So why make a change?" Evenly divided is how the conversation went this week in interviews up and down the streets of Santa Ana, smack in the heart of a county that was once a Republican stronghold.
However, the decrement of time criterion weight to 10% and increment in the weights of other criteria evenly results in change in ranking as given in Table 15.
The samples were, however, analysed blinded with diagnostic groups spread evenly, so the change of lot numbers had no effect on the observed group differences in ARGS concentrations.
RBFs are an excellent way of finding smooth orthogonality preserving global deformations, but are less suitable for enforcing an exact geometry for a large number of points, while a simpler approach is ideal for diffusing small changes evenly but has quality (and possibly expense) drawbacks if used for the entire volume.
Thus, the NMR shift changes prove formation of weak dimers (K a ∼60 M−1) and exclude unspecific aggregation, which would manifest as smaller chemical shift changes evenly distributed among the CH protons of CLR01.
We looked for evidence of selection by two methods, codon position bias of nucleotide changes and Ka/Ks; each assumes nucleotide changes accumulate evenly in the three codon positions during neutral evolution.
We were evenly matched, but goals change games.
Wide-angle X-ray scattering revealed preferred crystal c-axis orientation and its quasi-discrete change with evenly increasing load.
However, the use of this practice is not statistically different between the wet and the dry lowland implying that the role of soil and water conservation in copping the hazards of climate change is evenly recognized in both areas.
