Moreover, since some lawyers appear in the top 10 of different network metrics (such as 59 and 3117), this suggests not only that these metrics are somewhat consistent in their effectiveness but that they can also capture influential lawyers.
While these signatures are somewhat consistent in the two studies, the complication in relating these expression patterns directly to p53 status is that mutations in breast cancer are much more likely to occur within a certain intrinsic subtype (basal), also defined by gene expression [ 11, 12].
It is nonetheless interesting to note that the cell pools derived using the same vector were somewhat consistent in their fold increase in maximum rhA1AT titers, suggesting that these titer improvements due to adaptation to serum free suspension cultures may be characteristics of the different expression vectors.
Although the prevalence rates in our study are somewhat consistent with studies in several African countries, the mean BP levels were extremely low in Ghana in both urban (105/66 mmHg) and rural (102/61 mmHg) areas when compared with other studies in SSA [ 23- 26].
The results are somewhat consistent with the literature in the sense that implementation involves a complex set of activities within a firm (Birkinshaw, 1997).
The four attributes, ethical behavior, communication, sound judgment and critical and creative thinking are somewhat consistent with characteristics identified in similar types of studies.
Our results are somewhat consistent with other studies in finding a relatively high level of oral health literacy measured by word recognition among adult dental patients.
Results from the factorial design are somewhat consistent with the simple linear regression analysis, in that a 2 °C increase in air temperature can typically give an increase in SST, generally ranging between 0.5 and 0.8 °C over the global ocean.
These findings are somewhat consistent with evidence for impaired response inhibition in 47,XYY males (Ross et al., 2009).
Notably, both measured cortisol levels and results of the dexamethasone suppression test (DST) have been shown in bipolar subjects to differ from healthy controls [ 77], but are somewhat consistent across either depressive or manic episodes in a particular bipolar patient.
The results for breast cancer in this study are somewhat consistent with those from the 20-year incidence study of the larger Seveso population, which reported a nonsignificant increased risk for breast cancer in zone A (n = 8; RR = 1.43; 95% CI: 0.71, 2.87), but not zone B (n = 30; RR = 0.85; 95% CI: 0.59, 1.22) (Pesatori et al. 2009).
