Since this case definition the CDC-1988/Holmes Criteria was presented in 1988, 20 numerous revisions have been developed, aiming for distinctive and reliable identification of individuals who represent a homogenous and consistent phenotype of the hypothesised disease entity, consistent with pathophysiological and psychosocial findings.
The exponent g values were closer to 1, which implied a homogenous coverage consistent with the Langmuir model.
Participants' accounts were not homogenous and consistent, since divergent and conflicting opinions were present: traditional-conservative opinions coexisted with emerging more progressive voices.
All lines used were generated or crossed into the same wild-type background, to maintain a homogenous and consistent background for all assays.
Moreover, the use of 3 datasets - those by Liberato, Kurian and Garrison and their colleagues [ 7- 9], increases the range of possible results, strengthening the applicability of this analysis as the data presented are homogenous and consistent.
In comparison to memory CD8+ and DN T lymphocytes, ex vivo NKT lymphocytes consisted of a homogenous CD95+CD28+CCR7− population, consistent with a transitional effector memory phenotype (Fig. 3C).
Particles fabricated using this cost effective device were equally small and homogenous but more consistent and controllable in size compared with those prepared manually via bulk mixing.
Initial surveys just after the last winter rain showed relatively homogenous stream chemistry, consistent with dominant near-surface drainage from acidic riparian peat soils.
However, this method only worked for the particular case of well-hydrated humans consuming a constant local water source and consistent homogenous diet across regions.
A controlled tutorial setting also facilitates consistent homogenous delivery of content, which is imperative when standardizing content across larger class sizes.
