Whereas normal human DNA control samples (n = 3) consistently showed equivalent signal strengths for all probes, MLPA identified distinct LKB1 deletions in 10/86 tumors (Table S1, Figure 1C).
Consistently, when equivalent proportions of the treated cultures were incubated for 7 days on rich media plates, the mutant formed only 0.001% of the wild type colonies arising from the germinating spores.
For example, in some eastern hardwood type groups, which were consistently identified as equivalent, up to one-third of the plots were individually more than 5%% different.
Furthermore, from a planetary protection perspective, this MSL-based study independently analyzed the data to determine whether or not a "clean" NSA spore count estimation consistently yielded an equivalent "clean" ATP result.
Since the middle of March, takings have been pretty consistently up on the equivalent sessions a year ago, and in recent weeks markedly so.
In short, anyone hoping that Rhimes' shows are going to consistently deliver the television equivalent of a Sister Souljah album is bound to be disappointed.
It was to be the first of many occasions in which he would anchor the Australian relay teams to victory over the Americans, with splits consistently faster than his equivalent individual times.
An average silhouette width of 1.00 is equivalent to consistently deciphering the same mutational signature, whereas a low silhouette width indicates lack of reproducibility of the solution.
Of the 10, 21 and 11 individuals that exceeded 5.8 μg/l of blood-Hg on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd visits, respectively, only one individual remained consistently above this RfD equivalent for exposure during the study period.
When BMI on the date of interest was assigned to individual patients in CPRD using the last available record, regardless of how long ago it was entered, we found that the resulting mean BMI statistics for the CPRD population were consistently lower than the equivalent HSE estimates (by up to 1.1 kg/m).
