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Indeed, homogeneous nucleation forms silica particles of tens to hundreds of nanometres in size [28, 29].
Indeed, homogeneous linear PIB/cross-linked polycyclohexylmethacrylate (PCHMA) semi-IPNs containing from 20 to 70 wt% PIB and synthesized without solvent show no cold flow and higher mechanical properties than those of linear PIB or 50 wt% PIB containing blend.
This would be especially expected in narrow-endemic species, whose ecological niche is often so restricted that indeed homogeneous selective forces are likely to occur, whereas small population sizes and restricted dispersal are likely to produce strong differentiation for neutral variation.
If the expression of TRPC3 is indeed homogeneous throughout the cerebellum, the differential effect of blocking TRPC3 suggests that its activity might be higher in Z− PCs.
A clue to the actual mechanism is provided by the observation that the DNA methylation patterns at the three regulatory regions in urothelial carcinoma cells are indeed homogeneous, but are different from both the maternal and paternal patterns in normal bladder and renal tissues.
Indeed, a homogeneous mass with a fat density ranging between − 70 and − 120 Hounsfield units is considered pathognomonic of gastric lipoma [13].
Indeed, the homogeneous solution reaction between TTF and the electrogenerated dication TTF2+ leads to the monocation TTF+ which diffuses more rapidly than its parent molecule TTF.
Indeed, a homogeneous perfusion pattern was observed in the present study population.
To determine whether this was indeed a homogeneous syndrome, we undertook genetic analyses in these families.
Variances are indeed not homogeneous, for example, if a QTL is fixed within a haplotype class but not in another.
The work done by the "Unexplained Dermopathy Study Team" was an important initiative and a well organized and executed work (Pearson et al., 2012), however the population examined in the study was indeed not homogeneous enough, which can make the interpretation of the results difficult.
