If the Caucasus becomes a burial ground of nations, he writes, "all of us will be so much the poorer, our civilization closer to a dull uniformity, our imagination less elaborate and our minds a bit more inclined toward the simplistic".
He also values our manners ("Almost everyone is very polite"), our cuisine ("The food is generally outstanding"), our lack of uniformity ("Everything is just a little bit different") as well as our political nous, concluding: "Obama is considered a hero, Bush is considered an idiot".
No worries, broseph — our special-snowflake fee has got your uniformity covered.
If boredom grows out of uniformity, our French presence on this continent is a factor for diversity.
Concordant with morphological uniformity, our analyses of Mid -to Northern European plants revealed only minimal variation in nuclear nrITS and plastid rps4 sequences.
The sheer size and geographic expanse of our industry makes uniformity a major challenge but worthy of pursuit," says Waldop.
Despite this genetic uniformity, our MLVA results showed that the isolates had extensive genetic variation within and between geographic locations.
This finding can be reconciled with our observation of uniformity of Saccharomyces divergence rates, if replication timing is mutable – i.e. provided the replication timing of a locus switches faster than a polymorphism fixes in the population.
The volumes of either the SNpc or SNpr nuclei were similar in both our control and DOPAL-injected animals, suggesting uniformity in our interpretation of the nuclear outlines.
There are obviously limitations on both counts but the large average family size, the accessibility of confirmatory records and the uniformity of our approach to extension and verification of family data allow some confidence in our data.
