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Wood distribution patterns in both study regions were generally consistent with our expectations of increased organization at an intermediate stream size (up to 10 m bankfull width), then in larger streams (> 10 m) wood was less organized.
Overall, we found that although the effects of metal mixture interactions on gill metal binding did not always match with our original assumptions, the effects of metal mixtures on toxicity in fish were generally consistent with our predictions.
Our sequential extraction results are generally consistent with our groundwater monitoring results (Table VI).
The estimates associated with other control variables are generally consistent with our previous findings.
In addition, the results for the control variables are generally consistent with our expectations and prior research.
These results are generally consistent with our thermodynamic predictions of relationships among microbial metabolisms and functions, hydrothermal fluid chemistry, and geological background.
The information currently available for the mineral alteration at high-temperature natural CO2 reservoirs is generally consistent with those of our lab experiments and numerical simulations.
The quantity and price approach for estimating the cost of cervical cytology laboratory sample processing was generally consistent with estimates from our face validity exercise.
Although the time course of gonadal development was generally consistent with previous descriptions, our histological analysis revealed biased sex differentiation toward either the presumptive testis or ovary at the very beginning of juvenile gonadal development.
Recently clarified patterns and functions of existing microbial communities and their metabolisms are generally consistent with the results of our thermodynamic modeling of the hydrothermal mixing zones.
These results are generally consistent with the results of our thermodynamic modeling, indicating high bioavailable energy yields from both sulfur- and CH4-oxidizing reactions at low temperatures (high seawater mixing ratios) in the Okinawa Trough (Figure 8).
