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The natural log of the Fogo A data display a coherent trend with distance from source (Figure 4A) with some scatter but well defined upper and lower bounds.

The coherent trend of elastic and plastic deformability, frequently reported for thicker carbon films as the correlation of hardness with Young's modulus, was also found for the ultra-thin carbon films.

In spite of the rather noisy (i.e. undulating) nature of the obtained curves, no cooperative thermal transitions were observed, as judged based on the lack of a coherent trend in the variation of the ellipticity at 222 nm as a function of the temperature (Fig. 7C).

However, X-ray reflectivity and device characteristics reveal a coherent trend upon heat treatment.

Moreover, a deeper exploration shows that all the mitochondrially-encoded genes represented on the array (12 of the 13) display a coherent trend of upregulation in the variant 1 transfected cells based on at least one probe.

In the current study we demonstrated for the first time a coherent trend of increasing expression of genes involved in T-cell receptor signaling with increasing gestational and chronological age.

Empirical orthogonal functions (EOFs) of indirect archives of environmental change are increasingly used to identify coherent trends between palaeoclimate records, to separate externally forced patterns from locally driven idiosyncrasies.

Thus TFs and their TFBSs should have coherent trends in evolution so as to maintain interactions between them.

In order to identify sets of TFs expressing coherent trends under specific sets of conditions, we analyzed our TF-condition matrix, X, using the Sequential Evolutionary Biclustering (SEBI) developed by Divina et al. [ 15].

For all the other specialties, their relative weight varied with non-coherent trends among journals, with some extreme situations such as for "cardiology" which increased by 161% between 1997 and 2007 in the JAMA but decreased by 31% in the Lancet in the same period.

A small set of genes (the universal genetic core of life) might show a (mostly) coherent evolutionary trend that transcends the entire history of cellular life forms.