It is seen from Table 13 that the transformation residuals of coordinates are consistent with the noises added into coordinates of control points in the original system.
Source coordinates were consistent across the age groups; and distances between the mean source locations for the different age groups in any direction were less than 6 mm and no distance was significantly different from zero.
Though the first 8 coordinates were consistent with a continuous distribution, the second and third coordinates explained the highest overall amount of genetic variation (34%%, and 39%% respectively, Fig. 2).
In order to avoid work with overlaps originated by inconsistent data among the databases, we checked whether their coordinates were consistent in STRING database release 7.0, Genome Reviews and RefSeq.
Assuming that the direction of coordinates Z is consistent with the direction of fluid flow, according to the momentum conservation law, the pressure gradient equation can be expressed as d p d l = - ρ m g - f m G m 2 2 D A 2 ρ m (1).
The result of coordinate action is consistent with Krek's report [20].
The genomic and coding DNA sequences (CDS) of the alleles are obtained from IMGT release 3.8.0 [ 22] in a coordinate that is consistent with the human reference genome build 37/hg19.
The cooperative localization problem is finding the coordinates of the ordinary nodes such that the assignment of the coordinates of ordinary nodes is consistent with the measurements μ ij and is consistent with anchor node coordinates.
These observations suggest that substantial deprotonation of C136 to a thiolate would be needed for rapid formation of a three-coordinate TS or INT, which is consistent with the much lower barrier (10.8 kcal mol 1) determined for attack of the C141 thiolate on the C136 Hg C559′ complex in the conversion of INT-II to INT-III in the MEP.
On the basis of a genomic contig (NT_026437) of a more recent mouse genome assembly (build 38), Wheeler et al. (2012) also published the chromosomal coordinates of the mouse RNases, which is consistent with our results.
Gunn and Vetharaniam (1995), however, present a derivation of the Dirac equation (the fundamental equation describing spin-1/2 particles) using coordinates that are consistent with arbitrary synchrony.
