It is consistent with the way the code is set up, and it's particularly consistent with the timetable that's available in presidential election.
Our findings of a paternal age effect specifically in ASD with ID would be particularly consistent with this theory.
Interestingly, the results are particularly consistent with this mode of inheritance if dogs classically phenotyped as equivocal due to weak phenotypic findings are reclassified as affected.
Such a role was particularly consistent with the fact that most of the type I nsLTP genes were wounding-inducible, as revealed by both our transgenic promoter and RT PCR analysis (Figs 4E1 13 and 6A).
Markers of socioeconomic deprivation in adulthood were consistently as strongly associated with lower vitamin C and carotenoid levels as markers of adverse lifestyle; the inverse association with overcrowding was particularly consistent (vitamin C and carotenoids range from 19.1% [95% CI 30.3 6.0] to 38.8% [49.9 25.3] lower among those in overcrowded residencies).
The latter proposal is consistent with human lesion data, showing that sufferers from Korsakoff's syndrome with lesions to the ATN fail to acquire new semantic as well as new episodic information (for example, Harding et al., 2000) and is thus particularly consistent with our new data.
Its expression pattern in the ZF brain is particularly strong and consistent with glial expression in the fish CNS.
This observation is particularly interesting and consistent with the idea of canalization of development formulated by the English embryologist Conrad Hal Waddington (Waddington, 1942, 1957; Debat and David, 2001).
Our finding of opposing signs of the association between evacuation and hospital admission for a psychiatric disorder between men and women is particularly concerning but consistent with studies of mental health interventions for children in conflict situations 58 and several recent reviews.
