Apart from a slight tinting of some of the white layers in the grounds, a light-brown bottom layer is the only variation to be found among the pigment composition of the nine grounds [4].
The only variation to the described method by Brooks et al (1996) was that the binding sites were visualised using an alkaline phosphatase complex instead of a peroxidase complex (Thies et al, 2001).
As noted by Johnston et al., when the goal is to identify only variations likely to be causative and to minimize false positives, laboratory and bioinformatics decisions need to make a trade-off between diagnostic sensitivity and specificity because small variations in the diagnostic decision matrix will greatly affect the apparent rate of IFs.
Finally, all data are normalized by the averaged (5 takes) spectrum measured when no optical signal is present, i.e. when the laser is switched off, so that only variations due to the optical signal appear on the map.
The chords run for almost eight minutes, while the bass moves back and forth between A and D. The only other variations to this come from Murphy's vocals and small synthesizer and guitar parts that build as the story goes on.
The Solo Traveler lid was designed so perfectly, only slight variations to this outstanding design can be found.
This made it identical to Mjølfjell Station, and with only slight variations to Haugastøl Station, Finse Station and Myrdal Station.
For this purpose we followed Wakefield, Best, and Waller recommendations [ 23], with only small variations to cope with this specific case.
The gold standard for effect research is randomized trials, in which the aim is for only random variations to exist between study groups and for there to be a direct link between intervention and effect.
This approach will analyse genetic variance in sperm competitive ability in absence of not only variation due to random effects, but also due to genotypic ejaculate × ejaculate interactions.
