For all the triumph of that Bradman-esque first Test series in South Africa, there was a proven fallibility to Hughes's methods that might have endeared him a little more to fans in the age of centres of excellence; an era that increasingly demands technical and aesthetic uniformity.
Uniformity: uniform cylindrical phantom.
Making it a requirement means the cost can be factored in for financial aid; it also allows the university to impose uniformity, which makes technical support much simpler.
Although CT scanning presents challenges (lack of uniformity of scanner technical characteristics, scanning protocols, radiation dosing, scoring of emphysema severity/distribution, etc)., computerized approaches to process and analyze chest CT scans may be useful in harmonizing CT scan data, and will likely assist in refinement of COPD subtypes.
Sequencing depth is another trivial and important bias highlighted in reference 5. Other technical biases, such as non-uniformity of the distributed reads within the transcripts, and the strong sample-specific GC-content effects on read counts, were later studied in references 6, 7, and 8.
However, key technical challenges in controlling the structural uniformity of NPMCs and maximizing the number of exposed active sites make this goal hard to achieve.
Implementing high-quality multiplexed protein assays has many technical analytical challenges, including problems of uniformity, cross-reactivity, and optimization [ 2, 3].
By the middle of the second millennium of the Christian era, certain uniformity came about in the technical terminology used by different schools.
The result is an underfunded process reliant on old technology and a lack of uniformity in a world of growing technical complexity and thus, vulnerability".
Before calculating the ΔCt, the technical replicates were checked for their Ct value uniformity and for outliers, which led to the exclusion of any standard deviations above 0.2.
