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MK2 -/- fibroblasts showed enhanced p38 phosphorylation levels compared with wt MEFs, coherent with data from other authors indicating that MKP-1 phosphatasetasexpressionon is regulated by p38 pathway downstream of MK2 (Fig. 4A)[38].

The observation of efficient bacterial adhesion to the host cell through IPTG-controlled expression of either PilC1 or PilC2 is coherent with data obtained with strains Nm604a and Nm910f that constitutively express PilC1 or PilC2, and demonstrates that, like PilC1, the meningococcal PilC2 can specifically mediate bacterial adhesion to ME180 cells.

An opposite scenario with strong disagreements between inferences obtained under both models would indicate that features of the selected causal structure are not coherent with data evidence.

This result was coherent with data of Webb et al. [ 53] reporting that all strains tested were able to degrade up to 90% of the PCP, when the concentration was 10 mg/L.

This result is coherent with data in the literature, where it is noted that subjects with lower educational level or lower income level do not have so positive a view of their health as subjects with higher educational or income levels.

27 The figures for alleged physical or verbal aggression are striking on account of the scale of the problem, but coherent with data in the report on working conditions in health facilities in 2003, where 71% of the staff reported that they were exposed to verbal aggression and 54% reported that they had experienced physical aggression.

Moreover, the presence of M. perniciosa in the plant material was checked by semi-quantitative RT-PCR using specific M. perniciosa actin primers [ 82]; both genotypes presented fungus incidence (data not shown) coherent with previous data obtained in the same conditions of plant culture and inoculation [ 55].

Dexamethasone-induced PLT2 expression in ABP1 inactivated roots did not reactivate cell division (Figure 5), coherent with previous data supporting that PLT overexpression sustains cell division only in cells that still have the capacity to divide [22].

This observation is coherent with the data obtained by Tagen et al. [ 25].

All the predictions are coherent with experimental data reported in the literature according to their deviations.

The null results are also coherent with toxicological data from experimental animal studies.