Further evolution likely involved divergence of 26S-5S intergenic spacers, amplification and homogenisation of units across the chromosomes and concomitant elimination of unlinked arrays.
Staff dispersed across many settings in the United States in a chain of aged care services did not share a common corporate culture, despite homogenisation efforts, and such differences across units were likely to persist[ 16].
20 22 The European League Against Rheumatism (EULAR) has recently published recommendations for the role of the nurse in the management of inflammatory arthritis, in order to enable a homogenisation of rheumatology nursing care across Europe.
This feature is all the more useful in the case of DREAM, where the presence of many centres spread across different countries makes the homogenisation of terminology necessary.
Perhaps over longer evolutionary timescales interlocus homogenisation and new rDNA variants will occur and spread across all rDNA loci.
Homogenisation was carried out in the same medium by means of a Dounce homogeniser.
While there is some homogenisation and understanding under the Berne Convention in copyright law between countries, not all copyright law is the same across countries.
Homogenisation is not the way forward".
lt is a perfect homogenisation of fats and liquids.
The homogenisation of the I Have a Dream speech.
