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The amount of variance among replicates is fairly consistent with that expected if all replicates had the same expected frequency of transmission of the wild-type chromosome and if that frequency were determined by the sum across replicates (Figure 3); we only observe two instances out of ten where the observed variance is significantly larger than expected.

The radio emission from the latter objects is consistent with that expected from an expanding shell of ionized gas that fades away as the gas becomes attenuated.

The protein sequence is consistent with that expected for a typical class III enzyme.

This result is consistent with that expected theoretically, since the metric is specifically designed for this purpose.

The possible thermal structure is more consistent with that expected based on a half space cooling model.

The determined slowness value was consistent with that expected from the seafloor depth and the observed frequency range.

The results of this experiment are consistent with the expected result that the treated microbes have a more extended pre-growth time than the log phase cells followed by normal growth – regardless of which detection method is being used.

In a recent summary of life-history changes in commercially exploited fish stocks, Sharpe and Hendry (2009) showed that most stocks exhibited some phenotypic trend consistent with the expected FIE direction and that the rate of this change was positively correlated with the fishing intensity.

This finding is consistent with previous reports indicating that expected satiation is learned and that these judgments are not based solely on the perceived volume of a food (Brunstrom et al., 2010).

Statistical analysis of the enrichment is an implicit function of the GENOMICA algorithm, which calculates P of the hypothesis that the fraction of over-expressed or underexpressed genes in particular samples was consistent with that randomly expected, according to the hypergeometric distribution.

The optimal provenance for any given location was not local, but rather located in environments that were approximately 1.5 °C warmer than the planting site; this shift is consistent in both direction and magnitude with that expected due to climate warming since the start of the industrial revolution.