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Increased β-catenin expression/activity has been found to be a consistent feature of CML stem cells.
This failure to recover the naive epiblast methylation landscape appears to be a consistent feature of self-renewing hypomethylated naive hESCs in vitro.
The torture and execution of political opponents and the hunting down of dissident elements were to be a consistent feature of Saddam Hussein's regime for the next 20 years.
The observation of a maximum in EINO at a level of partial premixing corresponding to the nonpremixed reaction zone at the stagnation plane seems to be a consistent feature of low (<20 s−1 -strain-rate counterflow flames−1 -strain-rate
In the setting of sexual transmission, variants with increased neutralization sensitivity appeared to be selected during transmission in discordant subtype C-infected couples, although transmitted variants from different risk groups and HIV-1 subtypes did not demonstrate increased neutralization sensitivity, suggesting this may not be a consistent feature of transmitted variants.
The outer hygrophanous zone on the fresh cap appears to be a consistent feature of A. aotearoa.
Low expression of oestrogen response genes were a consistent feature of this group.
Their prominence in the family was a consistent feature of Etruscan aristocratic society and seems to have played a role in its stability and durability.
The growth in shorthaul choice has been a consistent feature of the last decade but longhaul proliferation is, in fact, a remarkably new development, a sudden shift that has roots no more than a year old.
Thus, a time delay of 9 to 10 days for the response at F region heights with respect to the UFK/FK waves in the MLT zonal wind is a consistent feature in these results.
Despite that uncertainty, it is acknowledged that aneuploidy is a consistent feature of cancer cells associated with chromosomal mis-segregation and CIN with defects centered within mitosis, cell cycle surveillance, the centrosome cycle and the spindle apparatus [65, 66].
