Sentence examples for more consistent functional from inspiring English sources
The results demonstrate that our WDCM produces clusters with more consistent functional annotations than the other methods.
Conclusion: Our method produces clusters with more consistent functional annotations and more coherent expression patterns than existing clustering techniques.
The above comparative analyses on the functional annotation ratios of the three algorithms have demonstrated that the genes in each cluster obtained using the WDCM show not only the similar expression patterns, but also more consistent functional annotations, which means these genes are more inclined to be involved in the same biological functions together.
We wish we could share the Fed's optimism, but until monetary policy and fiscal policy — and politics, in general — are more consistent and functional, the outlook just doesn't look all that bright.
For instance, the expression of FOXP3 seems to be a more consistent marker for functional Treg in mice, than it is in humans [26] [28].
In that case, the OrthoMCL cluster may be more consistent with the functional data than the sequence identity data.
Future studies with younger monolingual participants may find that differential abilities on phonemic and semantic fluency abilities are more consistent with the functional imaging findings.
Even though partial editing may represent editing in progress in intermediate reaction products [ 53] the discrepancy in silent and non-silent sites is more consistent with a functional explanation.
Third, the input orientation is more consistent with the functional orientation of county hospitals in China, which is obliged to meet people's basic and commonest health demands with reducing or limiting input use.
Reports on arterial function are more consistent and suggest that functional properties of large arteries are altered in migraineurs.
Compared with studies on endothelial function, reports on arterial function measured with PWV, AIx, and local arterial distensibility are more consistent and suggest that functional properties of large arteries are altered in migraineurs [27, 42 46] (Table 5).
