The situation is extremely variable even in terms of epidemiology: Kim et al.
In NWM, the situation is more variable: most species exhibit two Opsin genes, but in the howler monkey an additional gene duplication has led to full trichromacy [ 23, 24].
The situation is even more variable with sibilant affricates.
In Europe however, the situation is considerably more variable.
The situation is completely reversed for 20 variable sites from position 966 to the end of the element where the nucleotide present in GalileoN-4 is identical to that in GalileoN-2 while that in GalileoN-5 is identical to that in GalileoN-1 (Figure 5 top).
Rather than trying to control for these variables, the situation is characterised, not to test hypotheses, but to examine the many different aspects that illustrate the phenomena or phenomenon under study using both qualitative and quantitative data (Dolmans et al. 2005).
In SCARKO mice of the same age the situation was more variable with barrier formation in some tubules (particularly in those displaying pachytene spermatocyte development) and absence of barrier formation in others (Figure 1F).
In psychiatry the situation is different; theories and constructs employ latent variables rather than reference to unobservables.
In Latin America, overall, serogroup B has predominated over C, W, and Y, although the situation is highly variable recent increases in serogroup C have seen it replace serogroup B as the predominant form in Brazil [ 5], and serogroup W has recently emerged as an important group in Argentina (34%% of all IMD in 2011) and Chile (55 % of IMD in 2012) [ 6].
Whether the situation was witnessed by another HCP (variable nr 3) was only significantly associated with the affective ratings of the medication error frame but not with any of the other outcomes.
The array dielectric tool (ADT) can be used in situations where the formation water resistivity is variable or unknown and allows for obtaining Archie's cementation exponent (m) in combination with other porosity logging methods.
