Both developments generated widely shared benefits in the form of new products and lower prices, but also led to dislocation of some workers and downward pressure on less-skilled workers' wages.
However, both measures generated widely different health utility scores for the same patient groups, for example, the mean utilities for severe pain (EQ-5D 0.33 vs SF-6D 0.58).
Times news stories, in such a confusing context, generate widely divergent responses from readers and outside commentators.
Insects, yeasts and plants generate widely different N-glycans, the structures of which differ significantly from those produced by mammals.
It will be trialled initially with 40 managers from existing Frontline local councils, with the aim of making the diagnostic tools, curriculum and other materials it generates widely available to lift standards right across the social work profession.
For each data set, the alternative saturated models generate widely differing estimates of the hidden population size.
This illustrates that different sequences may have distinct evolutionary landscapes; some being more amenable to generate widely variable profiles of property scores, with fewer mutational cycles than others (Cambray and Mazel, 2008; Wagner, 2008).
In agreement with previously reported data, this observation suggests that individual field methods can generate widely different percent ratios and further emphasizes the need for reporting quantitative BCR ABL1 measurements on a unique standardized scale such as the IS.
Different studies, however, can still generate widely varying amounts of data, depending on number of study subjects, number of SNPs genotyped, the nature of phenotypes measured and number of association analyses performed.
There may be a tendency towards bias when the validation or interpretation of comet assay data is based on results generated by widely accepted but non-validated assays.
Their research, published in the English scientific journal Nature in 1980, generated the widely accepted model that three sets of genes control subdivision in the developing embryo: gap genes, a blueprint for general body development; pair-rule genes, which subdivide these general regions into body segments; and segment-polarity genes, which affect specific structures within these segments.
