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Regulation Fair Disclosure necessitates that material information distributed through social media be consistent in timing and language with conventional press releases.

The investigation has identified a number of clusters of differentially expressed miRNA, some of which are consistent in timing with the suppression of cardiomyocyte proliferation, which occurs across the last third of gestation in sheep.

NEP values computed from the pCO2 survey data-set obtained in 2002 (Fig. 3) are consistent in timing and amplitude with those computed from the fixed reference station data-set (Fig. 2).

The clear-cut and consistent differences in timing show that regulatory mechanisms acting at the level of individual loci, or groups of loci, can moderate the cluster-wide effect triggered by RA.

Although there was no consistent pattern in timing of best response relative to the initiation of therapy or extent of SUVmax change, the average time to reach a best 18-FDG PET/CT response was 183 days (median 148 days ± 62 days 95% CI).

The timing of meningitis was consistent with the timing indicated in previous reports, but the infecting organism was unique.

Differences in timing were consistent with younger dates inferred from the ITS data in BEAST analyses.

Additionally, differences in thalamus volume [ 37, 38], and impaired white matter connectivity in the frontal lobe [ 39] also implicate the frontostriatal system in the etiology of autism and are consistent with the impairments observed in timing perception in individuals with autism.

At day 3, expression was prominent in the craniofacial cartilage, consistent with the timing of the deficits in the mutant and morpholino phenotypes.

Genes responsible for biosynthesis of fungal secondary metabolites are usually tightly clustered in the genome and co-regulated in a manner consistent with the timing of production of the metabolite.

The timing of putative reactions in V1 we observed was consistent with the timing sequence observed for motion onset stimuli using magnetoencephalography (Prieto et al. 2007).