However, sample sizes of that study were very small, so could at best show that likelihoods of inoculation differed, consistent with our present results, which show that callow large workers almost always developed a full bacterial cover in the presence of only small and medium size workers and a fungus garden fragment.
For example, genomes of the cyanobacteria Synechococcus sp. from differing habitat types exhibited marked differences, consistent with differences in adaptation to disturbance (Palenik et al. 2006).
The means of β ¯ b and β ¯ c did not differ systematically, consistent with the direction of the order effect being arbitrary and dataset dependent.
For many IV specifications, the corresponding OLS estimates differ appreciably, consistent with the presence of unobserved confounding and homophily bias in the OLS specifications.
Also in this analysis, we observed that the statistics with MPSS 17-bp results and the 20-bp results did not differ significantly, consistent with the results of previous analyses.
The more conservative response strategy in DBA/2J mice was unlikely to reflect reduced motivation, because the latency to collect food rewards did not differ between strains, consistent with previous reports.
Thomsen et al. [ 26] found that patients with OA have significantly higher Zn levels in serum and lower Zn levels in urine than osteoporotic patients, whereas Zn level in bone does not differ, which is consistent with the levels of Zn in the bone of the patients with OA and KI evaluated in this study.
Third, it is plausible that male and female entrepreneurs may have been motivated by societal expectations to see themselves as differing in ways consistent with generally accepted gender stereotypes even if they did not actually differ in these ways.
4) Discussion points: a) Cite and discuss some of the past work and how it differs or is consistent with the present results, and admit some of the complexities that may impact the interpretation of the present results.
The network topological analysis revealed similar network characteristics between depression and schizophrenia, but network characteristics of both depression and schizophrenia differed from cancer, consistent with previous clinical and genetic studies.
