The TV FP-OHP consistently possessed a lower thermal resistance than its counterpart without check valves.
However, in this work, the Au droplets on GaAs (111) were always with the largest size and the lowest density, and the Au droplets on (100) consistently possessed the smallest size with the highest density as discussed.
We have shown that standard F genomes consistently possess a "full length" F-ORF-VD1 (with one exception that could represent a sequencing error), suggesting the hypothesis that a "full length" F-ORF-VD1 is (i) necessary for maternal transmission and/or (ii) its presence could interfere with male transmission.
In our comparative study of penile anatomy in quadruped and biped animals [ 2], the former consistently possess an os penis that is virtually free from rigidity problems, whereas humans are peculiar among bipedal animals in possessing disproportionately large and extraordinarily hydraulic corpora cavernosa (CC), an os analog, which prevents the glans from being too feeble for intromission.
Those with medical degrees were observed to consistently assess themselves as possessing significantly less bioterrorism competencies than nurses.
Psychometric analyses of Simplified Chinese versions of this questionnaire have been conducted and were shown to possess consistently good test-retest reliability (ICC = 0.95) and internal consistency (Cronbach's α ranging from 0.83 to 0.88) [ 48, 58].
In the years surrounding World War II his covers for The Saturday Evening Post depicted America as a small-town utopia where people are consistently decent and possess great reserves of fellow-feeling.
Rockwell's "small-town utopia where people are consistently decent and possess great reserves of fellow-feeling" is more functional than the current "searing divisions in our government and general population".
Another 34 ORFs sequences are not possessed consistently by all of the six Brassica mitotypes (Table 3) (defined here as polymorphic ORFs, present in one mitotype in complete form, and completely absent or present in partial or mutated form in other mitotypes).
In addition, two decades of experiments have consistently shown that homosporous ferns possessing the putative base chromosome numbers of their genus even if those numbers are high compared to those of angiosperms behave genetically as diploids (e.g., [ 43- 52]).
Or to take a more positive example, Wittgenstein showed that an ordinary word such as "game" is used consistently in myriad contrasting ways without possessing any essential unifying definition.
