Interestingly, the LC did not show increased overall activity to negative music with eyes closed, consistent with evidence that arousal modulation may increase effective connectivity between the LC and attention-related cortical regions without increasing activity within these regions [20], [35].
The casualty is the kind of close, consistent and crisply distinct point of view that Boyle very much needs if he is to paint the inner and outer lives of these three very different women.
The discovery of the ozone hole would have been impossible without paying close, consistent attention to the world around us and having the personnel needed to decipher the results.
This, combined with close, consistent monitoring throughout the test, maximizes the returns on the significant investment of time, effort, and resources necessary to conduct a meaningful field test.
Overall, we found only very limited evidence for a close consistent relationship between parental SES and episodes of drunkenness among 11 to 15 year olds.
Listen to those who know and save money: I think one major thing that is overlooked is very close and consistent consultation with young people from the beginning.
For this, close and consistent monitoring of glucose levels and individual specific interventions are required; however, this type of individualized approach has been difficult to obtain before advances in technology.
One of the norms that can emerge in this setting is the so-called "equity norm", i.e. a self-fulfilling situation where everyone expects the others to demand M and, as a consequence, everyone demands M; this behaviour, in turn, confirms the expectations that everyone already has, thus closing a self-consistent loop.
If you do show up to the market right before closing time on a consistent basis, make sure that you are willfully entering into a mutually beneficial relationship.
Alternating broad camp with meta-commentary delivered by a master of ceremonies, Douglas Mackrell, doing a seedier version of Vincent Price, "Plan Nine" does not manage anything close to a consistent style.
