Importantly, FRAP studies on histones and genome-wide pulse-chase measurements on histones suggest a timescale of turnover (∼hour) that is more consistent with the time scales of transcriptional activity observed in this study (Kimura and Cook, 2001; Dion et al., 2007; Deal et al., 2010).
The results were more consistent at the continental scale, with decreasing trends for a large number of stations in western North America and the data-covered regions of Australia, and increasing trends in parts of Europe, eastern North America, parts of South America and southern Africa.
Doesn't the automation of IT make things more consistent and manageable at scale?
Syntenic depth provides a more consistent marker for large scale genomic events than changes in the copy number of individual genes which are influenced by a greater number of small scale processes (expansion and contraction of tandem arrays, transposon capture and duplication, etc).
Both footrot and foot integrity scoring scales were more consistent within observers than between.
A recent study on driving the SF-12v2 physical and mental health summary scores with different scoring algorithms suggested the summary scores were more consistent with changes in individual scales when the oblique rotation was performed.
However, despite the relatively little genome-wide difference in male and female recombination rates, our results show that heterochiasmy is present at a more subtle, yet consistent scale both between and, especially, within chromosomes.
When you bake anything it is much simpler and results are more consistent if you use grams and scale your ingredients.
These descriptions of differing roles are supported by our study as AP/NF data item ratings generated bimodal peaks at the extremes of the scale with a more consistent and evenly distributed rating pattern produced by NP/PRs.
DeVellis (2003) suggested the combined use of EFA and CFA for more consistent results on the psychometric indices of new scales.
