Consistent hallmarks are the vigor of his writing and the virtuosity it demands of its interpreters.
The degree of clock gene expression changes is increased from intraspecific hybrids to interspecific hybrids or allotetraploids (Ni et al. 2009), which is consistent with higher biomass vigor and starch content in interspecific hybrids than in intraspecific hybrids.
Her research suggests that children with consistent, attentive caregivers exhibit more vigor at work.
Accordingly, the increase in the amount of locomotion produced by NAc lesion is consistent with this measure reflecting vigor, whereas the shrinkage in two standard deviational ellipse produced by DPAT is consistent with this measure being related to focus.
For all except Toro, there seems to be a high concentration of estimates near the maximum possible H I given S (the legs of the triangle), which is consistent with the earlier observation of hybrid vigor in this system [ 14].
Because creation of dead space increases the ventilation needed for CO2 elimination, clinical data that demonstrate a strong correlation between alveolar dead space and mortality risk would seem consistent with the admonition to reduce the vigor of ventilation support by reducing demands [ 29].
The identical growth responses of 1994 and 2005 achenes for certain traits and treatments (Results) are consistent with specific evolved changes rather than overall loss of vigor due to seed age.
The colocalization of QTLs for ∆13C along with diverse shoot traits is noteworthy, and it is consistent with observations by plant breeders who note that early seedling vigor (involving both shoot and root growth) is critical to improving the water use efficiency and overall agronomic performance of cereals (Condon et al. 2004).
To examine the vigor of subgroup analysis of factors that were not consistent with the overall effect in the "entire sample", we examined the interactions between sex and these factors and found no interactions between sex of the patient and age (F = 0.33, p = 0.57), sex and pre-operative disability (F = 3.48, p = 0.06), or sex and medication use (F = 1.39, p = 0.24).
The correlation coefficient for frequency of checking with length of check was very strong and higher than any correlation of these measures with a measure of focus, consistent with the notion that frequency of checking and length of check reflect vigor.
