For Pravastatin and Timolol the variable "publication year" alone explained 28.73/19.58percentt of the effect size variability (R; Table 4).
In doing so, we observed the cell size variability that can persist in murine MSC cultures was minimized in 3 out of 4 cell culture groups.
Due to size variability, ADCP analysis was performed by excluding PI+ events and collecting a total of 10,000 APC+ events (macrophages).
But Dr. Anton said the Dmanisi remains were important as examples of size variability within the erectus species and its adaptations to local environments, not for "any special tie to earliest Homo, such as habilis".
Kurzweil's weak efforts at differentiating his theory from Hawkins's — "the most important difference is the set of parameters that I have included for each input … especially the size and size variability parameters" — are likely to convince no one.
In air-dried soils, dispersion was found to increase with the pore size variability of the soil.
Kurzweil's weak efforts at differentiating his theory from Hawkins's—"the most important difference is the set of parameters that I have included for each input … especially the size and size variability parameters"—are likely to convince no one.
An improved anemia classification may be available by combining measures of red blood cell size variability with mean corpuscular volume.
However, the extreme precision of the red blood cell distribution width strongly suggests that it should be the "gold standard" for measuring red blood cell size variability.
In conclusion, grain and pore size variability are the controlling factor on the Shajara reservoir quality assessment.
The B cells were the largest among the cells, but with high size variability, and often located medially and proximally from the lumen.
