Sentence examples for consistent in expressing from inspiring English sources

They were, however, consistent in expressing strong views.

(DS08, M, 32, MG) What I'm talking about, he can't fit that in a ten minute GP slot at all, no, that's unfair on him, and it's also unfair on me (DS025, M, 59, MG) All participants were therefore consistent in expressing a desire for greater support or monitoring but did not see their GP as being well placed to fulfil this role.

This analysis points at higher variation in consistent differentially expressing datasets.

Taken together, consistent with the substantial overlap in expressed genes between samples, there were only a few specific genes, including those encoding TFs, for each stage and period of root development at the level of this microarray.

In addition, transgene expression needs to be consistent in order to express the introduced trait (e.g. insecticidal and/or herbicide tolerance).

The use of hemiclonal lines allowed us to create many individuals of a consistent haplotype expressed in either a male or a female genetic background in an outbred state [ 30].

The BDS was central to growing this portrayal of dementia as a 'quiet epidemic' that was caused largely by senile plaques; and Blessed, Tomlinson and Roth promoted it to colleagues as a reliable test that allowed 'clinical evaluation to be made in a consistent manner and expressed in as precise a form as the situation permits' (1968: 799).

Of note, some of the genes upregulated in the TGR are consistent with genes expressed in Müller glia isolated from 6 months diabetic SD retinas [27].

The finding that <60% of specialists (other than rheumatologists) were aware of the ACR criteria for FM classification that describes the tender point examination is consistent with the expressed inadequacy in training.

36 However, part of the improvement in high-risk NSAID prescribing was lost by 12 months of follow-up, which is consistent with concerns expressed by GPs in this study that NSAIDs may be restarted due to patient demand or lack of communication between GPs.

Detailed expression pattern analysis by immunohistochemistry in adult mouse brain revealed that MSK1 is mainly present in striatal and olfactory tubercle neurons as well as in hippocampus, exhibiting nuclear localization in all expressing cells, consistent with its function as histone H3 kinase [51,52].