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This unimodal pattern that is less clear for the D group, perhaps because of the low sample size (n = 13), would be coherent with recent demographic expansions.

These observations are coherent with recent data demonstrating that lipid rafts may participate in the exosomal protein sorting independently of endosomal sorting complex required for transport (ESCRT) machinery (Trajkovic et al, 2008).

This hypothesis is coherent with recent molecular data on the distribution of avirulence genes in the P. infestans genome: avirulence genes (with the signature RxLR motif) are present in very high copy numbers in the genome [ 28], so a mutated copy (virulent) could be associated with a non-mutated copy (avirulent) which could assure the initial function of the gene.

This variability seems to be coherent with the recent trends in ENSO that have been related to an increase in the central Pacific variability [30] but it deserves further analysis that is beyond the scope of the present study.

The TMI result is the only one to be coherent with genotyping results described above (high genotypic diversity, small clusters, many orphans) which supposed a low level of recent TB transmission.

"It needs to be coherent with the science".

This result is coherent with our recent observation that native and recombinant ArtinM interact with equivalent kinetic rates and affinity equilibrium constants to horseradish peroxidase glycoprotein [ 26], a N-glycosylated protein that contains the trimannoside Manα1-3[Manα1-6]Man, whish is a known ligand for jArtinM [ 27].

Our observation is coherent with the recent statement of Chernousova and Epple (2013) on nanosilver: 'After analyzing a multitude of single studies, it can be concluded that the effect of silver towards bacteria is typically overestimated, and towards (eukaryotic) cells it is typically underestimated.

Such findings are coherent with a recently published study.

The incidence rates are coherent with the results from recent studies of Vietnamese migrants in the USA and UK.

This result is coherent with the fact that a recent stressful event, and emotional stress in general, constitutes a risk factor for poor asthma control [ 41].