According to research by political scientist Jennifer Lawless, this bias is the most consistent factor contributing to women not engaging in politics and not running for office.
5 Smoking is the most consistent association and contributes up to 25% of population attributable risk of RA. 6 7 The risk appears to be dose-related, stronger in men and in carriers of the shared epitope (SE), and for anti-citrullinated peptide antibody positive (ACPA+) RA. 7 11 Some prospective studies also support a protective role of breast feeding in women.
Observed patterns of overlap for the BSC classifications were most consistent with models in which sympatric speciation is common, contributing between 32 % and 95%% of all speciation events.
She was never working with more than a couple of people at a time, and her most consistent collaborator, fellow Melbourne-born multi-instrumentalist Tarquin Manek, still occasionally contributes production help on her solo work.
We thus evaluated several normalization programs (dChip, MAS 5, and RMA) to determine which would be most consistent with our expectation that the mRNA levels at time point 0 would contribute a greater signal than time points after transcriptional inhibition.
Dominance therefore is most consistent with sporophytic control; however, we don't understand how the sporophyte would contribute to this phenotype.
Consistency, it seems, is Keys's most consistent trait.
Of these, SYCP 2 showed the most consistent fold change from baseline in premalignant tissue; aberrant expression of this protein may contribute to genetic instability during HPV‐associated cancer development.
Altered dendritic arborization contributes to numerous physiological processes including synaptic plasticity, behavior, learning and memory, and is one of the most consistent neuropathologic conditions found in a number of mental retardation disorders, schizophrenia, and neurodegenerative disease.
