The coefficient is much smaller and is not significant in the business and financial services sector (see column 7), which is consistent with the presumption that this sector is less exposed to the immigrant inflow.
This is consistent with the presumption that terpenoids mediate the interactions of B. terrae BS001 with its host, like reported for B. rhizoxinica HKI454 in its interaction with the fungal host (Lackner, Moebius, Partida-Martinez, et al. 2011).
This finding is consistent with the presumption that the labor market for college graduates is hardly contestable by immigrants.
Finally, heat treatment before topoisomerase II drug treatment reduced toxicity and cleavable complex formation in thermotolerant cells to about the same extent as in non-tolerant cells, consistent with the presumption of nuclear protein aggregation being responsible for this effect.
Consistent with this hypothesis is the general presumption that large numbers of stem cells are recruited and contribute to the development of the multiple cell lineages that contribute to bone healing.
Down-regulation of fatty acid synthesis is consistent with our presumption that the availability of exogenous and stored carbohydrates is limited.
First, in discussing the MOA for formaldehyde-induced nasal tumors, the US EPA/IRIS (2010a) assessment takes the position that mutations play a necessary early etiological role in nasal tumorigenesis, which is consistent with a presumption that a linear, no-threshold model must be used to assess potential risks.
This observation is not only consistent with the current presumption that miRNAs are only found in multi-cellular species, but provides an important clue for their cellular roles and origin.
Tuesday's ruling is "consistent with the constitutional presumption of innocence," Mr. Marquez said.
The graph is consistent with the common presumption that natural products are much more difficult to synthesize than "standard" organic molecules.
