We found relatively homogenous extents of back pain relief between three of the four study groups of which only the group DDD had the classic indication for TDR.
Initially, the primary myocardium is morphologically homogenous throughout the extent of the linear heart tube.
To reduce the inter-subject variability to the greatest possible extent, a homogenous group of healthy female students, who had undergone an extensive screening for somatic and mental disorders, was included in this study.
They were singled out for persecution, and I think Jews as a consequence are nervous about any nation that has a clear, explicit religious or racial core any kind of self-consciously homogenous philosophy because then to the extent that they don't blend in, they will stand out.
Dividing the contamination-area into subparts with homogenous orientation (and smaller geographic extents) is the task of the user, it is not automatable.
For instance, Newton characterized space as an eternal, homogenous, three dimensional container of infinite extent.
The lack of variability among the different metrics suggests that our study areas are fairly homogenous as you increase in spatial extent, suggesting that landscape-level metrics may not be an important driver of nest site selection in pine savannas.
And fumed silica matter is added to samples 3, 6, 9 and 12 and then mixed to the extent that the mixture is homogenous.
Ridge regression and the BRR both perform an extent of shrinkage that is homogenous across markers; this approach may not be optimal if some markers are linked to QTL while others are in regions that do not harbor QTL.
Whereas differential proteomic analysis of breast tissue biopsies is complicated due to heterogeneity of cellular phenotypes contained in the sample [ 11], cells in culture represent a homogenous system, which can be to a certain extent defined and specifically altered.
