By comparing the gas extraction effect of model experiments with that of on-site underground practices, the basic laws are commonly consistent according to comparative analysis.
While (sub recent microcrack orientations are commonly consistent over large volumes (e.g. Vollbrecht et al. 1994; Krumbholz et al. 2014a) and therefore predictable, larger fractures have usually a more complex history and thus exhibit more variable systematics.
In southern China, seasonal variations in scrub typhus infections were commonly consistent with seasonal variations in population of L. deliense [ 5- 8].
The patterns of displaying such health-risk behaviors online commonly are consistent with offline reporting.
Driving cars aggressively and recklessly, often accompanied by anger directed towards other drivers was commonly mentioned, consistent with the ADHD profile (Tables 12 and 13).
Overall, regardless of course or college, it appears that students commonly use consistent language patterns to represent this evolutionary concept, and scoring models for this concept work very well.
Systems that permit PNs to initiate chlamydia testing, along with modifications to clinic testing pathways so young people were seen by the PN first, without direct input from a GP, could also address the barrier of time and workload pressures, which was commonly raised and consistent with earlier GP studies on chlamydia testing in the United Kingdom [ 35, 36] and Australia [ 37, 38].
Two or more listeners may derive very different "meanings" from the same piece of music, and, since written and spoken language cannot render these musical "meanings," whatever they may be, in consistent and commonly recognizable terms, verbal explication often seems to raise more questions than it settles.
SPICE is developed to provide a consistent and commonly understood set of models for components, circuits and signals.
At outcrops, the black fault rock commonly exhibits deformational features consistent with fluidization (Rowe et al. 2005; Brodsky et al. 2009; Meneghini et al. 2010).
Overall, it was concluded that the fiber reinforced composites respond in a manner that is entirely consistent with commonly understood confined concrete behavior.
