After alignment of nucleotide sequences of both species, specific primer sets were designed from unchanging and variable gene segments.
After alignment of both sequences, specific primers pairs were designed from variable or unchanging nucleotide segments.
A drawback of this approach in a model with many variables is the assumption that the non-participating variables are valid and unchanging.
Together with the trend toward replacing variable consonant stems by unchanging stems in -a-, thad change had serious consequences for the grammar.
Furthermore, culture is not monolithic, nor it is unchanging, nor still is it unchangeable.
Oakley [ 26] popularised the influential distinction between sex and gender in the 1970s, where 'sex' referred to biological differences between males and females (assumed to be universal and unchanging), and 'gender' referred to culturally constructed notions of masculinity and femininity (assumed to be highly variable).
The form of Fire is the non-spatial, non-material, non-perceptible intelligible, eternal and unchanging nature of fire that the Craftsman "imitates," and in so doing produces spatially extended, material, perceptible, transient and variable instances of fire.
Each system incorporates linear constraints related to the unchanging distribution of area among classes in the original map (akin to the fixed longitudinal "warp" on a loom) with variable linear constraints related to the class distribution to be simulated in any one iteration (analogous to the perpendicular, variable fibers of the "weft").
'Biologically variable' and 'noisy' ventilatory patterns have been reported to achieve better oxygenation than does a monotonously uniform pattern of unchanging tidal volume associated with the same minute ventilation [ 11- 13].
