This research also contained information recall tasks based upon the data provided to respondents, and an analysis of these results highlights the notable variation in recollection accuracy for the different types of information provided by the labels.
This was considered to be superior to assigning the mean values from shifts on the same day due to the notable variation in temperature over the course of a day.
The rate of age-dependent changes did not differ between T1D patients and healthy controls (Supporting information, Fig. S2), indicating that the notable variation in the frequency of B cell subsets with age is not a consequence of a disease-specific mechanism, nor is the decline a major predisposing factor for T1D.
In case of Shewanella, the most notable variations are associated with sugar phosphorylation, which is at least partially due to a functional replacement of the uptake-coupled phosphorylation (characterstic of PTS) by a combination of permease and kinase or, less frequently, phopshorylase (for disaccharides).
Analyzing the results from interviews with 26 Chief Communication Officers (CCOs) located in each of the five continents and from a survey sample of some 278 CCOs based in organizations headquartered across the globe, the study found quite notable variations in the type of departmental structures.
Measurements within a 1 m thick layer above and below the bottom showed notable variations in water (up to 0.07 °C) and sediment temperatures and in geothermal gradient.
Visualized by negative stain EM, this complex has a bone-like appearance (Fig. 4b), but classification of the particle images produced averages with notable variations in the shape of the molecules (Fig. 4b, insets 1 to 5).
The most notable variation was in the biosynthesis pathways of cofactors, prosthetic groups, electron carriers as well as nucleotides and nucleosides.
Depending on the strain and the engineering aspects of such cultures the final yield suffers notable variations.
The most notable variation was carved out by the European Commission, largely at the request of French banks, and allows them to avoid crucial parts of the international rule concerning derivatives accounting.
