These observations suggest that MICC can remove ChIA-PET noises in a more consistent way, thus improve the reproducibility between biological replicates.
We obtained identical phenotypes with both morpholinos, but found that the exon-2-targeting morpholino (MO1) provided more consistent results; thus, MO1 was used for all morpholino experiments and all uses of 'morpholino', 'MO' or 'morphant' refer to MO1.
Bowser advice is more consistent and thus less open to interpretation as it is water industry practice for every bowser to bear a clear permanent 'Boil Water' message at the point where consumers draw water.
Indeed, this dataset was more internally consistent thus contributing a better prediction ability of the models.
Although a multi-faceted intervention including reminders may be effective, a single reminder strategy might provide a clearer or more consistent message and thus have more impact.
Moreover, they showed that subsets of leukemia cells that morphologically appeared to be ALL had a gene expression profile and response to therapy that was more consistent with AML, thus a new class of leukemia was described.
The heterogeneous numerical model is more consistent with reality and thus yields more reliable results.
While the ultimate purpose of OSIS is to encourage more consistent skin cleansing and thus reduce perineal dermatitis and risk of pressure ulcers, this study reports an initial feasibility test of OSIS.
This measure, by empirical design, is always less than total unemployment and it is, thus, more consistent with the theoretical description of structural unemployment than its usual interpretation as a smoothed long-run average of total unemployment.
We believe that it aligns better than the agency-based model does with the realities of managing a corporation for success over time and is thus more consistent with corporations' original purpose and unique potential as vehicles for projects involving large-scale, long-term investment.
