First, the degree of actual intermixing might not be uniform in different contact zones, resulting in differential hybridization and introgression [e.g. 27].
In the pig intestinal loops, amounts of rRNA from the normal microflora might not be uniform; however, data were obtained from the average of 4 6 loops to address the variability in individual loops.
This method compared the relative glycan expression profiles of cell lines whose cellular size and character might not be uniform; therefore, we normalized the staining signal by using the ratio of the stained sample MFI to the control MFI.
This is an objective measure, though its application might not be uniform or systematic.
Effects of telehealth might not be uniform across all patients, and analyses may suggest subgroups of patients for whom telehealth is either particularly beneficial or harmful.
The background saturated fat intake in North American studies was about 12% (range 9-16%), while in Asian studies it was about 9% (range 5-14%), with Japanese cohorts consistently <7%, suggesting that the effect of saturated fat might not be uniform across ethnic populations, intake levels, or possibly food sources.
A potential weakness of this report is that patients with diabetes were receiving metformin and/or insulin, which may have affected their DI measurement; however, any interference that might produce would be uniform for both hcDI and 2cDI calculations.
As for Strawberry, Steinbrenner said he might be in uniform as an instructor within a month.
Tyson Chandler and Kenyon Martin are on track to return by then, according to Woodson, who disclosed another bit of happy — and unexpected — news: Rasheed Wallace might be in uniform, too.
In less than three minutes against Dallas, the Knicks let an 11-point lead shrink to 2. Although D'Antoni said Curry might be in uniform as soon as Saturday night, he will probably use him only in an emergency or in garbage time.
