Dolan made a vow after last season that may be contributing to consistent patronage: Ticket prices will not increase this season or next season if the Rangers fail to make the playoffs.
We suggest that systematic hypothesis testing and reporting of correlations may contribute to consistent explanatory patterns in hedonic pricing estimates for landscape amenities.
Ontologies provide metadata associated with classes and relations that allows human users to understand their meaning and contribute to consistent use in annotation and other applications.
Motivations such as attitude to condom use and perceived susceptibility to HIV/AIDS not only contribute to consistent condom use directly but also do so indirectly by affecting behavioral skills.
The lower day-to-day variation in pharmacodynamic action observed with IDeg compared with IGlar may provide a more consistent and predictable insulin response that likely contributed to the consistent findings of this meta-analysis 23.
A larger number of patients may have contributed to more consistent findings in our Argentinean population.
However, topics covered in Year 2 are organ centered which may have contributed to more consistent performances across units, that is, a lesser impact of case specificity.
At the same time, the greater dosing flexibility may have contributed to the consistent association between analog insulin and increased persistence.
Significant differences in patient selection (initial metastatic vs refractory colorectal cancer), treatment schedules, and other factors exist between the two studies, which may or may not have contributed to the consistent or discordant results.
Autocrine TNFα production in osteoclasts derived from c/ebpβ−/− or L/L mice indeed contributed to augmented osteoclastogenesis, consistent with earlier reports (Lam et al, 2000; Fuller et al, 2002; Kim et al, 2008).
