In order to ensure uniform coding, two authors (MP and LH) coded each transcript, and then discussed the codings until agreement was reached [ 24].
In J. C. Wu et al.'s paper "Preparation of ACE inhibitory peptides from Mytilus coruscus hydrolysate using uniform design," the authors investigated the ACE inhibitory potential of peptides isolated from mussel, Mytilus coruscus, according to variable factors such as protease concentration, hydrolysis time, PH, and temperature.
In contrast, the treatment approach for LD, a potentially curable condition, is presently neither consistent nor uniform; while some authors used only local therapies, mostly surgery and occasionally radiotherapy, others advocated the use of chemotherapy, even alone, in these patients (Kelsen et al, 1980; Arai and Matsuda, 1998).
"The beret has always had a very French flavor," said Stefano Tonchi, the fashion creative director of Esquire and an author of "Uniform: Order and Disorder" (Charta, 2001).
"McDonald's makes a huge impact, not because they are deliberately out to screw the food system, but because they are so massive, and because they demand a uniform product," says Eric Schlosser, author of Fast Food Nation, a damning critique of the industry.
They have no uniform name and the author calls them as "general enunciation".
"Distinctive periods, such as the Medieval Warm Period or the Little Ice Age stand out, but do not show a globally uniform pattern," said co-author Heinz Wanner, a scientist at the University of Bern, in a press release.
To make a uniform phage film, the authors used the pulling up method enabling for the ordered patterning due to the evaporation- induced spontaneous reorganization of phages.
A uniform figure of the author--who is in fact utterly mediated and devalued by market considerations--reigns supreme, in whose image authors around the world must be made over.
[In order to resolve this by conducting uniform regression analyses, all authors were asked to provide matrices of covariance.
