In intestinal inflammation, galectin-4 has shown an inconsistent role in regulation of T cells, so the explicitly role should be further investigated in the future.
Acknowledging the errors associated with voltage clamp recordings of compound synaptic activation may provide insight into the apparently inconsistent role of NMDA-R currents in cellular physiology.
Work-related psychosocial factors played an inconsistent role in the development of chronicity of complaints.
Furthermore, in vivo xenograft studies also showed inconsistent role of GSK-3β in tumor promotion.
Interestingly, GmNAC3 and GmNAC4 play an inconsistent role in seed germination [ 18].
This can be seen from different images that describe different ways in which COs are perceived which in turn can result in inconsistent role demands on COs.
Internationally there has been extensive work done on determining the key attributes of a Nurse Consultant role and despite the many titles applied across the globe and inconsistent role application [ 10] many of these roles are similar in scope of practice and function [ 5, 10, 11].
By definition, the seropositioning and serosorting cohorts comprise men who report both HIV-uninfected and HIV positive/unknown anal intercourse partners, as well as inconsistent condom use and/or role versatility, and are thus behaviorally at higher risk for HIV.
In accordance to its inconsistent immunologic function, the role of B7-H3 in cancer remains far from clear.
Though not investigated in our analysis, other research has found that feelings of trust and intimacy, the desire to separate one's work from private relationships, and the perception that familiar partners are lower risk, also play a large role in FSWs' inconsistent condom use with regular, non-paying partners [ 37, 39, 52, 53].
