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The NAMCS and NHAMCS data are mostly uniformly formatted for each year.

When the Rvs161/167 BAR domain was added to GUVs containing fluorescently labeled lipids, the zwitterionic lipid phosphatidylethanolamine (PE) remained mostly uniformly localized around the GUV membrane, whereas PI 4,5 P2 formed visible clusters.

While some strain relaxation away from the interface can be expected, the sharp film peaks aligning with substrates peaks in reciprocal space maps indicate that the films are mostly uniformly strained without significant relaxations in them.

In the absence of detectable DUX4-FL expression, the most common pattern of Ub-protein immunostaining in human myoblasts included moderate levels of mostly uniformly distributed signal in both nuclei and cytosol (Fig. 2A– C).

In resting cells, PKCε-YFP was mostly distributed uniformly throughout the macrophage cytoplasm, with minor perinuclear localization (Fig. 1A).

In the clinical context, the majority of patients respond to BRAF inhibitors and mostly, metastases uniformly regress and then progress again once resistance is acquired.

These are heavy hitters, sticking their necks out to appraise the hardest act to follow in the literary generation before them, and their appraisals — mostly illuminating, not uniformly glowing — add a fascinating note of competitiveness to the volumes.

There, on the top floor, are the patients with certain female ailments, mostly unnamed but uniformly debilitating.

Up until very recently, press coverage usually came from tween magazines that offered uniformly positive, mostly wholesome coverage.

Critics were mostly baffled by the uniformly slow tempi and lethargic approach, which made singing very difficult indeed for a great artist such as the mezzo-soprano Alice Coote in a vocally extraordinary interpretation of Das Lied von der Erde.

Women in the WHI Hormone Therapy trials were also older than those reported in Baccarelli et al. (2008), uniformly postmenopausal, mostly well educated, and likely to have had a substantial interest in their health.