Its persuasive power, he said, was that its results were consistent across many communities more isolated than Tecumseh ever was, sorted at random into placebo and vaccine groups and studied without the investigators being subconsciously biased by knowing which received the placebo.
Dominique Fouda, a spokesman for the European Aviation Safety Agency in Cologne, described a trend line that regulators say is consistent across many aircraft types and models, whereby the number of airworthiness directives climbs sharply over the first few years of service, then drops and plateaus for a decade or more.
These results are consistent across many different polls and polling organizations; see www.pollingreport.com/institut.htm/Federal.htm/Federal
A strong finding of this paper, that is consistent across many different analysis techniques, is that in Japanese individuals are more likely to live longer if they belong to the D4a haplogroup.
This indicates both the assays themselves and ALCHEMY genotype calls are consistent across many distinct samples.
Quality of segmentation was consistent across many regions and imaging depths, including cortex, striatum, midbrain, and cerebellum.
The distribution of number of studies per meta-analysis was consistent across many of the different outcome types, intervention comparison types and medical specialties.
In neuropsychological studies, correlations with poor attention and reduced speed of mental processing have been consistent across many series [ 36, 48, 49].
The association between variants in the 10q24.32/ AS3MT region with arsenic methylation capacity is consistent across many candidate gene studies (Agusa et al. 2011; Rodrigues et al. 2012; Schläwicke Engström et al. 2009) and has recently been confirmed in a GWAS (Pierce et al. 2012, 2013).
