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The low but consistent number of online contributions may have been sustained by the incentive offered for the most active contributor each week.

The small but consistent number of durable responses seen in all three phase II trabectedin studies suggests that trabectedin could be combined with another active agent in this difficult to treat chemo-resistant patient population.

In contrast, the codon 164 mutation was phenotypically equivalent to wt K-ras with no evidence of foci formation and the codon 19 mutation generated low but consistent numbers of isolated foci.

The prevalent ethnicity was English Caucasian, but a consistent number of students had different ethnic and national backgrounds.

We have considered if they represent immature forms, but the consistent number of tentacles and mesenteries, as well as the circumferential grooves that preserve ongoing transverse division make an adult interpretation plausible.

Buds on K52 and K53 tubers were also found mostly on the apical half, but a consistent number of two or three buds were also observed on the basal half (Fig.  2c).

A number of recent experiments — notably by Barbara Rolls at Penn State — demonstrated that humans tend to eat a consistent weight of food from day to day, but not necessarily a consistent number of calories.

The family medicine programs need a critical mass of residents for core clinical services, but ideally could supply a consistent number of family medicine residents for other departments.

It is, understandably, a chicken-and-egg situation: Dayne will not be impressive without a consistent number of rushing attempts, but how can the Giants justify giving him more carries when he is unimpressive in the few carries he receives?

Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said after the announcement that the agency would continue to deport a consistent number of unauthorized immigrants, but the deportation figures would include a larger number of immigrants who have committed serious crimes.

"There is a consistent number of unemployed or desperate people who need our help, but recently we have also seen an increase in the number of people in work who are struggling to cope.