The fact that most migrants are males rather than females, especially in Mexico-US migration, is consistent with the model to some degree.
Keith's values were set early and have remained consistent to a remarkable degree.
Preferences given by DMs are consistent to a certain degree, notwithstanding that the fact that DMs might change their preferences in interacting with the optimizer.
Differences in research participants and product focus (textiles vs. apparel) aside, however, accounts of the design process as provided by both conventional and DfE-oriented professional designers of interior textiles were, to some degree, consistent with accounts reported in prior research.
This may to some degree be consistent with the work of Haldorsen et al. [ 30] who found low scores on Internal Health Locus of Control Scale to be a dominant variable for those who did not return to work in a 12-month follow-up study.
Although we did not find systematic reviews specifically assessing the effects of case management in community aged care interventions on client and carer outcomes, our findings, to some degree, were consistent with previous related systematic reviews that examined the effects of case management interventions on various outcomes.
And to some degree, the trend seems consistent with the pairing of poverty, generally speaking, and high birth rates.
Relative gait speed coefficients of variation ranged from 40 to 308% between patients, consistent with some degree of gait disturbance, despite the stun effect.
This is consistent with some degree of co-transciptional splicing (as opposed to simple commitment to splicing with the actual process starting simultaneously for all intron) observed in experiment [ 45].
We have added a sentence to the Discussion stating: "Although it is not possible to distinguish the contribution of transcriptional regulation of Telokin vs direct miR-1 targeting of the Telokin 3' UTR, the dramatic degree of Telokin protein upregulation compared to the more moderate Telokin mRNA increase is consistent with some degree of translational control by miR-1".
