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The extent of the large near-surface slips in our source model (Fig. 4) is roughly consistent with the extent of the observed large surface ruptures.

The assessed magnitude is Mw 6.4 ± 0.3, which is consistent with the extent of the most damaged area, stretching for 100 km along the coast.

Today there is growing evidence indicative of non-aquatic environments colonized by microbes early in Earth's history, which is consistent with the extent of modern microbial life on analog "barren" lands (deserts, polar plains, alpine rocks, etc).

The rates of release of amoxicillin and meloxicam from the loaded hydrogels increased with increase in pH consistent with the extent of hydrogen bonding between hydrogel components and between the hydrogel and the drugs being important determinants of release rate.

However, it is not clear whether the extents and face widths of colonnades are reasonably correlated, especially whether the face widths of the upper and lower colonnades from 850 to 1100 masl are consistent with the extent of the observed colonnades.

studies is consistent with the extent of compaction expected from the SSB binding mode transitions.

The analytical findings were consistent with the delamination extent quantitatively measured by ultrasonic inspection.

The predicted range of the Burmese python is very consistent with the known extent of its distribution.

There was no increase in SOD2 expression in both BxPc-3 and Capan-1 upon treatment with zebularine consistent with the lesser extent of demethylation.

As before, this corresponds to a surprisingly large value for the predicted maximum bubble radius (37 µm) that is consistent with the maximum extent of matched-lifetime bubbles in laser-dye solution (~74 µm, Fig. 5(H)).

This appears consistent with the observation that the extent of damage and twinning is considerably reduced, although not altogether removed, when stirring is not employed.