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Furthermore water distribution in the barrier flow field is much more homogenous compared to the reference cell.

Another limitation is that the subjects in this trial were more homogenous compared to the general population.

This suggested that if a homogenous cell type is investigated, the epigenetic profile is also more homogenous compared to the tumour biopsy material, where the cell-specific signatures create a mixed signal [ 46].

In insulin-stimulated cardiomyocytes, NHE1 distribution at the sarcolemma was more uniform and homogenous compared with the punctate sarcolemma distribution observed in basal cells.

The reason for separating the focus groups by gender was to create more homogeneous groups, since the flow of an interview was expected to be smoother in more homogenous groups compared to mixed groups [ 29].

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The addition of P3HT-b-PS in P3HT PCBM blend led to the formation of more homogenous structure compared to the pure P3HT PCBM blend.

These results indicated that using AJCC-7 could potentially provide more detailed classification and greater power to subgroup patients with a more homogenous prognosis compared to AJCC-6.

HCC cell lines were more homogenous when compared to tissue samples, which may contain stromal cells, endothelial cells, immune cells or any other tumor infiltrating cells.

We evaluated reliability at one year postoperatively when patients likely constitute a more homogenous sample compared to pre-operatively, a time point frequently used by others for assessment of reliability.

Electron microscopy revealed that genipin crosslinking provided a more homogenous gel surface compared to uncrosslinked gels.