Previous studies [ 5, 19, 54, 55] examining objective aspects of social engagement (i.e. social participation and social ties) found no consistent association between inflammatory markers (hsCRP and fibrinogen) for older and younger women and younger men.
By construction, this guarantees consistent and (absent ties) complete collective judgments.
If the premises constitute a logical basis for the entire agenda, a premise-based rule guarantees consistent and (absent ties) complete collective judgment sets.
In this election, the Democrats were linked by their consistent efforts to tie their Republican opponents to President Bush.
The results over different fractions of user pairs remain consistent where multiplex tie pairs (tf) always have a higher Adamic/Adar index threshold than Twitter only (to), Foursquare only (fo) and no link (na) pairs, based on the CCDF curves.
Defensively, the team struggled against the pass (28th in the league) and gaining a consistent pass rush (tied for 23rd in the league in sacks).
But the Democrat's willingness to split from party leaders on national security and privacy was not enough to overcome Gardner's consistent, calculated attacks tying Udall to the Obama administration on issues like health care and the economy.
In other similar studies, even though women found microbicide gel highly acceptable, consistent use was tied to partner related factors which emphasises the need to adequately address partners acceptance in microbicide promotion [ 33, 39].
Yet, the ten executive orders that we have seen this week whose proposed actions include limiting women's rights, quelling environmental complaints about Big Oil, and severing international trade ties are consistent with the agendas of several members of the Republican party and its leadership.
Although the national polls alone are in fact consistent with a nearly tied race, the state polls are more consistent with a race in which Mr. Obama still holds a very modest lead.
