Sentence examples for marks is consistent from inspiring English sources

Chemical analysis of marks is consistent with a difference in function for males and females.

This genome-wide observation with various active histone marks is consistent with the notion that H3K9ac and H3K4me3 near the TSSs destabilize interaction between histones and DNA leading to nucleosome eviction [ 25, 26].

This need for gene expression to establish bivalent marks is consistent with expression arrays studies, suggesting that tissue-specific genes are sporadically expressed in pluripotent embryonic stem cells (Efroni et al, 2008).

Mr. Bouckaert said that Hedi's bullet wounds and burn marks were consistent with her testimony.

Mr. Harper said, however, that even after extensive firing the marks were consistent enough, particularly on shell casings, to supply valuable leads.

The official said that the clips were common, but that detectives, who also searched Mr. Halberstam's tool box, could examine the tool marks on the clips found at the scene of the explosion to determine whether the marks were consistent with the tools.

These patterns of activating and repressive histone marks are consistent with expression patterns of genes at the SCL locus [14].

Notably, the profile of H4K20me3 in the genomic regions flanking IAP, MusD and MLV elements is similar to that of H3K9me3 and the relative levels of both marks are consistent with their abundance in each ERV family (that is, IAP > MusD > MLV [ 20]).

Most of the cut-marks are consistent with slicing, although some chopping marks are also present, but scrape marks are rare.

Thus, the methylation profile of PPARγ-binding sites resembled the profile of activation marks rather than that of repression marks, which is consistent with the role of PPARγ as a transcriptional activator.

This finding, although differing from the simple explanation provided by the Somatic Marker Hypothesis, is consistent with the view of behavioral [ 1- 5] and affective [ 5, 20, 58- 62] decision literature, indicating that normal individuals are often short-sighted when making decisions in stock market or real life [ 41, 63, 64].