Sentence examples for a consistent direction and from inspiring English sources

North of the Tropic of Cancer marks increased photoperiod variation in a consistent direction and a point beyond which photoperiod variation has been observed to effect reproductive behavior in non-human primates [87].

However, we chose the radiograph that was taken at a consistent direction and the rate of magnification was adjusted accordingly.

For both mortality and AKI/renal failure, heterogeneity, estimated by the I statistic, was 0percentnt, suggesting a consistent direction and magnitude of effect across studies.

If the collateral damage associated with a given locus is random, i.e. if there is no hidden bias in the multivariate distribution of damage, the error would not show a consistent direction and would average out at zero.

If you see a consistent direction, and you are sure you are not forgetting something relevant, take it more serious.

Although the SNPs with the greatest change in frequency differed between the pedigree and genomic selected generations, several regions showed substantial changes in a consistent direction across the pedigree and genomic selected generations.

Only high priority given to EBM show a significant independent association with two decisions in a consistent direction: stopping statin treatment and doubling β-blocker dosage.

Pairs with hazard ratios (HR) showing a consistent direction between HEBCS and POSH data sets and improved significance in the pooled analysis were chosen.

Table 4 shows inconsistent directions of the risk association in the two enrollment areas for non-melanoma skin cancer and a consistent direction of the risk association (inverse) for melanoma skin cancer, which was insignificant for both enrollment areas.

There was a gout-protective variant associated in the combined analysis (A-C-T-G-A; OR = 0.80, P = 0.004), with a consistent direction of effect in Polynesians and European Caucasians.

If the posterior ORs in Figure  2 indicated a consistent direction of association between imidacloprid and ASD, there would be little concern that inaccurate recall of exposure could be masking a true association.