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We expected that Subset I would be comprised of IGs that are part of the same transcript as both adjacent genes and that consequently there would be high pair-wise correlations between levels of IG, up- and downstream gene expression.

Bidirectional connections Two neurons located close to each other are more likely to form synapses in general, and consequently, there would be more reciprocal connections between two neurons close to each other (Fig.  3b).

Consequently, there would be two consequences of organelles with low resting potential.

Consequently, there would appear to be no explanatory need to introduce nonphysical phenomena, whether substances or properties, into any account of human activities.

Consequently, there would be a reduction in overgrazing.

Consequently, there would be significant value to improving the interface of printed silver to CNT films.

Alternatively, if this hypothesis were correct, either the downstream gene's expression would have to change on a timescale which is much slower than those of its regulators (and consequently Φ→0), or there would have to exist subtle correlations among all the protein copy number fluctuations of the different transcription factors.

Twain was by no means free of Victorian inhibitions, and he was vain; consequently there is much he would never reveal.

According to this approach, there would consequently be less incentive to train skilled workers.

In the present case, the effects of both the above terms at TRV and SHAR would be nearly the same (as the cosine and sine of the dip angle vary only in the third decimal) and there would consequently be a nearly identical increase in ionization at both the stations.

Consequently there are some solos here that a different bandleader would probably want to replace.