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In general, the quality of liver DW-MRI seems to be more consistent at 1.5 T compared with 3.0 T, although many institutions are now adopting the 3.0 T imaging platform for liver imaging because of the high-quality T1-weighted dynamic contrast-enhanced imaging that can be achieved at the higher field strength.
In animals with compromised renal function the values will be more consistent as the kidneys are operating at or near their maximum GFR [ 36].
Similar sensitivities were observed, except that real-time RT-PCR was more consistent at lower template concentrations.
Though not significant, the oxygen consumption trend was more consistent at 20 ppt as compared to other salinities and thus could be considered as the most suitable salinity for rearing trilobite larvae.
The results were more consistent at the continental scale, with decreasing trends for a large number of stations in western North America and the data-covered regions of Australia, and increasing trends in parts of Europe, eastern North America, parts of South America and southern Africa.
MFP tumours demonstrated greater utility for long-term treatment studies, as their growth is more consistent at large tumour sizes, and no skin ulcerations were observed.
Although differences in incidence scores were not statistically significant, the standard deviations varied considerably (0.8 for the cancer experts and 12.5 for the non-medical group), suggesting that experts were more consistent at answering the questions.
After the London bombings it decided to adopt its international vocabulary at home, to be more consistent.
The latter effect seems to be more consistent, since the onset of GAD occurs at an earlier age than does that of episodic migraine.
Introduction of fetal RHD genotyping to prevent unnecessary administration of Anti-D Ig would be more consistent with existing policy which is aimed at reducing wasteful use of blood and blood products and ensuring that the right product is given to the right person [ 20].
Seeding appeared to be more consistent (Fig. 3B(i)) and cell recovery at 24 h was greatly improved compared to seeding at 1.5 × 10/mL (compare Fig. 3B ii) with Fig. 2E ii)).
