The lines connect co-twins in twin-pairs and indicate a consistent direction of effect.
Other domains were more similar and without a consistent direction of difference.. 0 (Indicating Worst Health Status) to 100 (Best Health Status) With the PCOS-specific instrument, the South Asian women's lowest mean PCOSQ scores and thus worst area of HRQoL were in the domains of 'infertility' (35.3) and 'weight' (42.3) (Table 3).
Singlepoint analyses of 1149 children (606 males and 543 females) revealed patterns of association which were strikingly reminiscent of those observed in previous investigations of impaired language, centered on the same genetic markers and with a consistent direction of effect (rs2710102, P = 0.0239; rs759178, P = 0.0248).
All results reported as statistically significant have reached our pre-specified, adjusted significance threshold using both Nexus and QuantiSNP results and also shown a consistent direction of effect (frequency difference) using both algorithms.
The structural changes caused by ATP binding are relatively small but produce larger changes in the flexible neck region that enable individual motor domains within a kinesin pair to co-ordinate their movement and move in a consistent direction.
The strategy of using multiple measures and searching for a consistent direction of connectivity changes in AD across the methods has the advantage of increasing knowledge on the behavior, such as sensitivity, specificity, availability, and applicability, of the different measures relative to each other.
The focus of the central government also varies between oil-fired power, nuclear power, and green energy without a consistent direction.
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.
Despite his verbal fits and starts, however, there is a consistent direction to the president's policies, toward democracy, openness, tolerance and the rule of law.
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].
