Sentence examples for growing consistent from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, growing consistent evidences are emerging in favor of onabotulinum toxin A as prophylactic treatment in chronic migraine (1.5.1, ICHD-II) [15 17] and, in particular, in subgroups of patients with cutaneous allodynia, pericranial muscular tenderness [18] or specific types of headache pain such as the so defined "imploding" and "ocular" pain [19, 20].

Fragments from these pairwise alignments are then sorted by their scores, i.e. based on their P-values, and then included one-by-one into a growing consistent set of fragments involving all pairs of sequences – provided they are consistent with the previously included fragments.

Moreover, the region of approximate linearity grows as s grows, consistent with Fig. 5D. Figure 7 shows that (f_{mathrm{pred}}(I)) is a good approximation to (f(I)) over a large interval.

All cultures for patients who had multiple-collection or multiple-location specimens that grew consistent bacterial strains were considered as 1 culture.

In the absence of IPTG (center plate) neither the hepS nor the uppS repression strain grew, consistent with the essential roles for UppS and HepS in walled cells [ 11].

They'll never hear how they intended to use the crop, the purposes that they would use it for or that the doctors believed that the amounts they were growing was consistent with their medical necessity".

30 Additionally, our results corroborate the growing and consistent evidence that home smoking restrictions protect non-smokers from second-hand smoke as it reduces smoking exposure at the household level.

In the present experiment, the non-irrigated saplings displayed a steady decrease in predawn leaf water potential in both growing seasons, consistent with the progressive establishment of water stress.

Threonine, 4-hydroxyproline, 4,5-dihydroxyhomotyrosine, 3-hydroxyglutamine and 3-hydroxyproline/3-hydroxy-4-methylproline would be sequentially added to the growing chain consistent with the in silico prediction that the A3 in GLNRPS4 is specific to proline [ 8, 58, 59].

Investigation of environmental impacts on sperm DNA damage is important since growing and consistent evidence shows that DNA damage in human sperm appears as a risk factor for adverse clinical outcomes including poor semen quality, low fertilization rates, impaired pre-implantation development, and an increased risk of morbidity in the offspring [ 17- 19].

The enhanced (101) peak indicates the NRs are well-crystallized and grow in consistent orientation.