Sentence examples for identified as consistent from inspiring English sources

In addition, the transcription factor NF-KB was specifically identified as being a potential "master regulator" of melanoma invasion since NF-KB binding sites were identified as consistent consensus sequences within promoters of progression-associated genes.

55 genes were identified as consistent targets of one or more photoreceptors in N. crassa and T. reesei (Additional file 10).

Age at diagnosis (9 studies), measures of obesity (including BMI, or percentage desirable weight in earlier studies) (8 studies) and either time to insulin treatment (5 studies) and/or use of insulin treatment (3 studies) were identified as consistent clinical criteria predictive of insulin deficiency (table 1).

Clinicians define slow response in a patient as after >30 days from the start of treatment the patient has >2 of the following findings: sputum smear positive for acid-fast bacilli; no improvement in TB-specific symptoms, including fever, cough, weight loss, and/or night sweats; and no improvement in chest radiograph lesions previously identified as consistent with TB.

That people identifying as "consistent conservatives", according a Pew study from 2014, are more loyal to their top outlet and distrustful of media in general would only seem to make the consolidation more worrisome.

However, since a relatively small proportion of IDUs report consistent condom use, with either a main or casual partner, these factors that have been thus far identified as influencing consistent condom use may only be relevant for a minority of IDUs who are amenable to changing their risk behaviors and not to the majority of IDUs who continue to engage in risk sexual activity.

Still, it's one of the areas users have identified as a consistent pain point.

An increase in right ventricular contractility was identified, as expected, consistent with known reflex responses to APE.

In 2011, the California Charter Schools Association called on local districts to discontinue 10 charter schools it identified as having "consistent academic underperformance".

In 2011, the California Charter Schools Association called on local districts to discontinue 10 charter schools it identified as having "consistent academic underperformance". As charters grow in number, Miron said, they become harder to track.

Non-adherence to clinical guidelines has been identified as a consistent finding in general practice.