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Our modeling gives more confined distribution than given by the AP8 and AP9 models, but is more consistent with the CRRESPRO model based on the observation before November 1991.

An ICP0-ICP4 Synergy Model is less intuitively obvious, but is more consistent with ICP0's capacity to enhance ICP4-dependent synthesis of HSV E and L mRNAs.

This speed of induction is too long to explain initial response to antidepressants, but is more consistent with the 8 10 weeks needed for complete remission of clinical depression [39].

This market is smaller at only 28 potential customers, but is more consistent in demand throughout the year.

In our study, extensive methylation is also observed but is more consistent in the CpGs where transcription factors bind, although the CpG in ATF was found unmethylated as well as one of the two CpGs in E2F.

The mitochondrial phylogenetic hypothesis conflicts with the evolutionary proposals by Inglis [ 40] and Anderson [ 35, 39], but is more consistent with the proposal of Maggenti [ 37, 38] in that the Rhabditida, Strongylida, and Ascaridida are more closely related to each other than any of these orders are to Spirurida.

He began 2002 as Colorado's fifth starter but was more consistent than more heralded pitchers on the staff.

The polls published just before the election was called may have appeared to be all over the place, but were more consistent than they looked.

Multivariate analyses show that reduction in point forms do not correlate with distance-to-source but are more consistent with the model of the cyclical resharpening and replacement of points.

The increased incidence of renal tubular cell adenomas in high-dose females only were not consistent with the characteristics of a renal carcinogen (due to early onset and low number of animals affected) but were more consistent with a genetic predisposition than with direct organ toxicity.

The changes in ALF management are not global in nature, but are more consistent with incremental experience and improvements in diagnosis and intensive care unit management.