Bradley was comfortable with the idea of perfection (e.g. of body parts), but observed multiple, non-uniform progressions, with individual species being imperfect in some regards and more-perfect in others.
The novel charts a uniform, calendrical progression; scene follows scene, each with the same weight.
We began by using the very uniform mitotic progression of cells containing GFP-labelled tubulin to assign ET reconstructions to a specific time during mitosis.
The distribution of visited nodes (and unvisited nodes) remains spatially uniform during the progression of a self-repelling random walk.
Gray and colleagues assumed a uniform rate of progression from chlamydia infection to PID in their investigation of the effects of a chlamydia vaccine [ 26].
Humanely killing animals at a uniform stage in disease progression can also minimise variation in post-mortem findings and reduce the overall number of animals required in in vivo cancer research.
The power of a slope-based analysis can be jeopardized if the rate of underlying disease progression is not uniform over time or stage of disease.
Because a number of natural history studies provide only a partial picture of overall transitions (e.g., disease progression only), the uniform 12 month interval was chosen for the primary analysis.
Direct measurements of the movement of GINS complexes motion using microarrays indicate that in S. cerevisiae fork progression velocity is uniform throughout the genome, and close to v = 1.6 kb/min (Sekedat et al. 2010).
Therefore, uniform disease mechanisms pertinent for disease progression in T2D need to be identified.
