For both cell types, the variability in cell size was consistently reduced at high seeding densities (Fig. 4B,C), suggesting that cell shape is more homogenous in high cell density cultures.
For the same current density, PC electrodeposition creates coatings with higher co-deposited particle content, more homogenous particle distribution, higher wear resistance at high sliding distance and improved friction coefficients.
The purpose of pre-hydrolysis of SECS in SSF was to hydrolyze the solid quickly at a high temperature so that a more homogenous and a higher glucose concentration hydrolysate could be formed for subsequent ethanol fermentation.
Our new Notch inhibition data shows more homogenous medium to high β-catenin activity levels throughout the nephron.
To increase the power of spectral decomposition analysis in detecting pathways, we also used a more homogenous network containing high confidence interactions, namely Core Wormnet [ 26] in which we omitted co-expression and co-citation links.
A scale can be made to look more homogenous and obtain high value of average internal correlation (Cronbach alpha) simply be doubling the number of items or adding a similar set of items [ 18].
The results indicate that more homogenous rocks require higher hydraulic pressure to initiate fracturing and breakdown.
A subgroup of tumours within the type II carcinomas was defined to allow for comparisons between more homogenous groups of high-grade neoplasms.
It suggests that when working with a more homogenous study population, a high R can be associated with a smaller %TEM.
Interestingly goal achievement was higher and more homogenous in the GAME group whereas great variation was evident in SC scores, perhaps indicating GAME was more goal-focused - an issue that could be further examined in future studies.
