Therefore, the quantity of variability is not uniquely defined, and care should be taken when comparing one study to another.
However, plasma OPN levels were not uniquely elevated in biopsy-proven LRs following EBRT when compared with localised PCas or non-cancer normal volunteers (P>0.05; Figure 1A).
In addition, outdoor activities such as camping and float trips when combined with alcohol consumption are not uniquely confined to Missouri.
Interestingly, activation in the rIFG is not uniquely related to response inhibition but instead to attentional allocation when a stimulus is detected.
The questions that interest her – how families configure themselves and where identity resides when too many demands are made on it – are not uniquely "female" although she has, over the years, been sold very much as a women's writer.
Sexual promiscuity, when it occurs, is a human phenomenon that is not uniquely linked with one particular type of sexual orientation.
Intention was not uniquely predicted by knowledge or perceptions about glaucoma nor was it associated with age when analysed with the other predictors.
Uniquely, when VML was treated with MMGs, the transcriptional landscape of the tissue did not vary considerably and the deleterious pathways described above were marginally affected.
When block effects are fixed, the variance of the estimated response surface is not uniquely estimated, and in practice this variance is obtained by ignoring the block effect.
The clothes are not uniquely at the service of themselves or there to communicate a fashion statement as they can be when a designer dresses models".
When studied closely, it becomes clear that people who live on less than a dollar a day are not uniquely mysterious, but subject to the very same psychological and behavioural patterns as the rest of us.
