The decision situation requires that cues must be stable or consistent (that is capable of being consistently interpreted) and that the decision maker must be competent enough to interpret those cues correctly.
But the Jets are capable of being more consistent.
We have a great opportunity to show the public how we are, in a very important field, capable of being very purposeful and consistent in working towards adding European value, and our sense of ethical responsibility leaves us no alternative to a rapid and necessary decision that will be a basis for quality products of high value.
We are capable of being that".
The winners will be those who have recognized these trends and who are building agile organizations capable of delivering experiences that are consistent across channels with recognizable and comforting similarities, and are also consistently impressive and up-to-date".
Although many members of class I HDACs deacetylate PARP-1, in the present study, we found that SIRT-1 was also capable of deacetylating PARP-1, which is consistent with the results of a previous study in cardiomyocytes [ 37].
Our observation that inhibition of Erk activity is capable of blocking formation of large leader blebs is consistent with the notion that effectors of the pathway, such as Eps8, are important to the migration of confined cancer cells.
The diversity of stress stimuli capable of triggering JNK1-mediated autophagy is consistent with the hypothesis that autophagy regulation is intricately intertwined with numerous other cellular stress response programs mediated by JNK1 signaling.
The fact that children with ASD are capable of achieving comparable behavioral performance is consistent with the notion that pathophysiology in clinical child populations may be concomitant with a compensatory reorganization of function (Schafer et al. 2009).
The results showed that the CeO2 nanoparticles, but not the Sm-CeO2 nanoparticles, were capable of suppressing hNPC differentiation (Fig. 6C,D) which is consistent with our C17.2 experiments, and suggestive of an antioxidant effect.
Temporally, this is consistent with CSCs being capable of initiating malignant growth.
