As becomes clear from the analysis of his articles and speeches, his understanding of the union's basic principles has been practically invariable over time.
This was expected since this metabolite has been observed to stay invariable throughout the brain, also in the case of degenerative brain disorders [4], [15], [16].
He said the "normal, indeed almost invariable, rule has been that mobile phones must be turned off in court".
This invariable phenomenon has been reported before [ 12, 24].
The estimated number of sites in each of the eight gamma rate categories for the three main data types (mitochondrial, exon and intron data) is presented in Table 2. Using TREE-PUZZLE the proportion of invariable sites has been estimated to be zero in each case.
Given the pattern of initial response to chemotherapy and/or radiotherapy and nearly invariable relapse, it has been speculated that treatment-naive SCLC harbors subclones of inherently refractory (resistant) cancer cells that give rise to the relapse in these patients.
In human RPS4Y2, this invariable glycine residue has been replaced by an arginine, and so the function of the domain may be dramatically affected.
A cause has been defined in this system as an invariable, unconditional antecedent of an effect; an effect, on the other hand, is said to be the counter-correlative of a prior absence.
Moreover, none of the known CKC proteins has been firmly demonstrated to be a spatially invariable kinetochore component, precluding comparisons to an established standard distribution.
Although a link between SMAD activation and dendrite growth has been reported in vitro, this is not an invariable link.
Telomerase activity is an invariable finding where human telomerase (hTERT) has been implicated in tumor oxidative stress and redox-mediated malignancy.
