Mechanistically, these shifts in X chromosome numbers do not appear to involve reciprocal rearrangements in the autosomes, as the latter remain invariable, arguing against a mechanism for the origination and loss of X chromosomes through fusions with autosomes.
63 The main advantage of genetic variants is that they remain invariable throughout life, so it is possible to determine a person's genetic risk profile before the development of an adverse cardiovascular risk factor profile, which would allow primary prevention measures to be undertaken earlier in life.
This may be probably as a result of the fact that for a fixed adsorbent dose, the total available adsorption sites remain invariable for all the concentrations checked.
We show that if the thickness of the walls and the distance between them remain invariable while the height of walls becomes taller, the field enhancement factor increases monotonically but never exceeds a certain constant value.
Hence, the existing CL value, previously estimated in our case study (around 240 MW in winter season), will be used as a constraint for DR/DSM program, and it will remain invariable in time, until the end of planning horizon.
Then we demonstrated that in both transgenic families, tg9 and tg41, and in wild type control mice dystrophin and alpha-sarcoglycan protein levels remain invariable in skeletal muscle (Fig. 3E).
Thermococcales genomes are highly rearranged but core clusters positions remain invariable.
In contrast to Orai1, the expression of STIM1 remained invariable irrespective of whether or not androgens were present in the culture medium.
In this work, we demonstrated that the generation of specific antibodies and the physical damage caused to female ticks engorging on cattle immunized under production conditions remained invariable after reducing in one dose the number of initial administrations of the Gavacplus vaccine.
The edge density of landscape remained invariable basically, which explained its stability maintained good.
