In other words, the consistency assumptions dictates that the results from direct and indirect sources of evidence should not differ beyond the play of chance.
Corbett explained at the time that consistency had dictated the old rule: it was soldiers, sailors and marines.
Although the reported incidences of liver-based eQTL are small and dictate caution regarding interpretation, the consistency of the above enrichments is intriguing and suggested a comparison between GxE and GWAS signals for tissue-specific eQTL.
All nascent industries naturally move toward efficiencies that lead to consolidation, and the market dictates the kind of scale and consistency that a large operator would bring.
It's not that much more work in the grand scheme of things – and beating the butter into submission first, until it has the consistency of mayonnaise, as Keller dictates, seems to give an even lighter, fluffier result.
By hypothesis, Albert comes to have the legal duty to purchase the new, more costly program because, once the new legislation is factored in institutional practice, that is what principled consistency in the practice now dictates.
Sharapova tries to dictate the next point but Azarenka's consistency from the back of the court is brutal and Sharapova nets.
"We had lots of discussions about consistency and the understanding that often what dictates a bowler's success is how well they bowl when it is not perfect.
To those who argue that she is trying too hard to court the youth market, Douglas argues that Radio 2 is doing what it has always done, which is to have presenters for whom consistency matters more than cool, playing melodic music not dictated by fashion.
While the ICD model used to revise each class period allowed for some consistency in lesson design, the student activities that were created often dictated the format and structure of each class.
