An astronaut in free orbit can remain poised motionless in the centre of the cabin of his spacecraft, surrounded by differently constituted objects, all equally motionless (except for their extremely weak mutual attractions) because all of them are identically affected by the gravitational field in which they are moving.
We allow for separate coefficients for stayers and movers, as we see no reason to assume they are identically affected by the variables of interest.
The both eyes were generally identically affected and secondary cataract is rarer than in PRA [ 25, 26].
Respiration rescue of FLP32.39 was identically affected by siRNA against these proteins, but depletion of Clathrin Heavy Chain had no effect (Fig. 2D).
The hypothesis of noisier expression of regulatory factors (noise propagated in regulatory pathways; Blake et al. 2003) is not relevant because both versions would be identically affected.
Uptake and co-localization indices were identically affected by knockdown (KD) of Cav1, filamin A and dynamin2, but not by KD of Clathrin, EEA1, Rab5, or Rab7 (supplementary material Fig. S1).
The atomic clocks that form TAI, however, are corrected only for height above sea level, not for periodic relativistic variations, because all fixed terrestrial clocks are affected identically.
It is remarkable that gene duplication, as well as strong selective pressure (either positive or negative), did not affect identically the genes that we have studied; the antimicrobial peptides, Cg-defs and Cg-prp, have been a target for both, while antimicrobial protein Cg-bpi was not.
Although the S9A (serine 9 to alanine) mutant was phosphorylated identically to WT-Puma, the S10A mutation completely ablated the lower phosphorylated band without affecting the upper band.
In one type, the system of absorbers lose their synchronous character, while in the other a classical non-linear jump affects all absorbers identically, leading to highly undesirable system behavior.
In other words, it assumes that influences from structural factors affect all individuals identically.
