People give reasons, however, for what they say ought to be done, and the giving of these reasons follows a pattern; i.e., it is a rule-governed activity, involving elements both of formal logical consistency and of reference to facts.
Among the structured systems, the batter of shellac oleogel came closest to mimicking the batter consistency of shortening reference (albeit with a relatively lower hardness).
This result served to verify the consistency of our reference protein dataset since PSMB2, PROS26, ribosomal proteins and VCP are all involved in the ubiquitin-proteasome system [ 52- 55].
For ease of reference and consistency with the literature, genotypes are referred to by their exon 3 protein coding haplotype (Table 1).
This improvement would be explained through the degree of consistency among reference frames.
The board called on European Union leaders to improve "the coordination and consistency of communication," an apparent reference to the chaotic public debate that has unsettled markets.
As part of the data cleaning process we examined the logical consistency of the answer with reference to ten further questions about first sexual intercourse.
We examine how these identifiers can be used to find duplicities in databases and how to measure the consistency of manually curated cross-reference links and their InChI identifiers.
To ensure the accuracy and the consistency of the data, each referenced pathway was cross-checked by different researchers and finally all the documented pathways were checked by one researcher.
SCIMM-Search uses the BIC to select between alternate probe sets, and allows the investigator to specify constraints on consistency with reference genotypes, internal consistency of the probe set, probe spacing and dynamic range (Cooper et al., 2008).
