Sentence examples for kits consistent from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the RAG1 gene was biallelically modified in all 5 kits and IL2rg was modified in both alleles of all 2 female kits, consistent with the findings in mice [ 18].

Macroscopic lesions in infected kits were consistent with RHDV infection usually observed only in adult rabbits (4 ).

The higher yields of the CNA kit compared with the DBM kit is consistent with a recent report [ 19], but the DBM kit was found to be more comparable to the CNA kit by Page et al. [ 23], although this may be due to the different adaptations of the DBM kit for cfDNA extraction in use as the report also showed reduced cfDNA yields using the FA kit.

The repeatability associated with replicate extractions for each kit was consistent between the results of endogenous and plasmid targets, with the CNA and DBM kits demonstrating a mean repeatability percent coefficient of variation (CV) of 10%% for all assays, compared with 49%% for the NS kit (Table  S6) (data not presented for the FA kit owing to the low yield).

Immunohistochemical analysis of the specimen revealed to be positive for CD117 (c-KIT protein) consistent with a diagnosis of GIST.

The low FRET species (D) was identified as a duplex state of kit-1, consistent with the single FRET population observed for the control duplex dup (Fig. 11).

In contrast, the Plus Mini, MagMAX™ and SimplyRNA HT kits were less consistent (%CV >25 in each case).

The diffusion of overdose training and naloxone rescue kits is also consistent with a study of PWID which reported at 3-month follow-up that 40% of trainees had trained someone else [ 26].

Pathology later revealed a C-kit-positive tumor consistent with a GIST.

Comparing to the maternal result on delivery, this kit offered a consistent performance in antenatal maternal serum (kappa coefficient 0.92) and in cord serum (kappa coefficient 0.88).

This gene had two cluster-2 DMRs, one in the upstream region and the other in an intron, and showed highest expression in Kit− SGs, consistent with its possible role in stem cells [ 58].