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The results were consistent with findings obtained from quantitative phz transcript analysis by QRT-PCR, but were not consistent with the PCA quantity produced in wild type strain M18 or in the two mutants, suggesting a repression mechanism involved in the phzA1-G1 trandcript anotnot in the phzA2-G2 transcript exists at the post-transcriptional levels in strain M18.

Several small aggregates did appear in some LPCD cells, but were not consistent in every cell.

The causes of maternal death were determined for five of the 13 animals (pneumonia, respiratory disease, enteritis or gastroenteritis), but were not consistent across the groups.

All those chloroquine tablets collected had the same tablet design and were consistent with each other under the CD-3 light but were not consistent when analyzed against the only genuine comparator available.

Additional models, including one postulating that ISWI can exist as a dimer in solution and thus bind the substrate as either a monomer or a dimer, were also tested but were not consistent with the binding isotherms (see Table 2 of the Supporting Information).

However, these findings are not necessarily generalisable to overall sedentary or sitting time because TV viewing is a complex exposure that seems to be a poor index of overall ST. 17 In a recent US study comparing associations between TV time and objectively measured ST, associations were of fair magnitude, but were not consistent across population subgroups.

Economic theories of conflict appear to explain some of the linkage between climate and conflict, but are not consistent with the data in all settings.

Monomer cluster aggregation scenario was considered but was not consistent with the observed kinetic order of monomer disappearance at longer times.

The C sequestration found in this study is in agreement with most other Northern Hemisphere EC studies of grazed pastures on mineral soils, but is not consistent with the large C losses reported for soils under dairy pastures throughout New Zealand.

The overall difference between the 2 methods was on average about 8%, but was not consistent over time, likely influenced by barn ventilation and background methane and SF6 concentrations.

"This release of political prisoners is welcome, but is not consistent with the authorities' recent promises of political reform in Burma," said Benjamin Zawacki, Amnesty International's Burma researcher, who is based in Bangkok.