Sentence examples for consistent with this step from inspiring English sources

Following either HFS or TBS, the induction step of LTP was indistinguishable between 2DG treated and control slices (Fig. 3A and 3B, respectively), consistent with this step being mTOR independent [7].

The memo is consistent with the steps Mr. Xi has taken to reinforce party authority, which atrophied as China shifted toward capitalism.

The phylogenetic footprints identified in this study are consistent with two step pri-miRNA processing analogous to that described for MIR163 in Arabidopsis [ 9].

Establishing consistent success with this first step leads to success of the sales process.

This sequential degradation of the fading channel should be consistent with any step of the gradual increase of the body direction angle.

This is consistent with a small step size, which would only slow down any force-producing step by a factor of ∼1.4 (calculated assuming a force-dependent Arrhenius relationship (Seidel et al, 2004), a step size of 1 bp and a force of 4 pN).

Our results are also consistent with a step change, whereby divergence shifts rapidly from low to high levels, but more data points will be required to determine the exact shape of this function.

However, in the same time period, we identified 674 individuals (32%) who had a prescription for 5-ASA or sulfasalazine, which would be consistent with a "step down" strategy due to improvements in disease course.

This is consistent with a small step size where the motor will track closely the helical pitch of the DNA.

Consistent with this notion, we observed that upstream steps in the exocytotic cascade, which are in fact more likely to be collision limited (such as vesicle docking and priming, reflected in the overall priming rate k1 D), showed a tendency to decrease with high osmolarity, indicating that molecular crowding/viscosity dominates the effect of increased reactant concentration.

This result seems consistent with the preincubation step used during the standard bioassay which favors the formation of toxin/antitoxin complexes, and thus the efficiency of neutralization.