In the near term, the most consistent increases in fire activity occur in biomes with already somewhat warm climates; decreases are less pronounced and concentrated primarily in a few tropical and subtropical biomes.
The greatest, most consistent increases seen in T47D cells were with 10 nM E2 at 24 hrs (Mean (SEM) fold change 6 (2) fold), 1 µM ATRA at 24 hrs (6 (1) fold), and 0.1 µM T4 at 72 hrs (6 (3) fold).
Descriptively, Rhyme yielded the least consistent and Rhyme&Melody the most consistent increase in learning outcome over Prose, with Melody yielding an intermediate increase.
Among the functional groups investigated, the carboxyl functional group resulted in the largest and most consistent increase in the Cu binding energies on both pristine and defective CNTs.
Optimal concentrations of ligands were selected based on the largest most consistent increase in NIS expression observed in initial experiments, i.e. 10 nM E2, 1 µM ATRA and 0.1 µM T4.
The most consistent increase in LR67 expression was detected in MDA-MB-231 cells after all treatments and it was not paralleled by a corresponding cell viability decrease, even after transfection of LR67 cDNA, which doubled LR67 protein amount in MDA-MB-231 cells.
This is most consistent with increased use for surveillance purposes, as one would not expect such a dramatic increase use in colonoscopy at one year following the date of surgery just for the investigation of symptoms.
Of all triple-H components induced hypertension has the most consistent CBF increasing effect, if comparing baseline CBF to follow-up measurements.
Effects in males (Fig. 6) were similar to those reported in our earlier study (Strong et al., 2008), and the medium dose of NDGA used previously was the most consistent at increasing lifespan (Figs. 6 and S4).
The most consistent evidence suggested increased risk for SSD, and possibly AP, conferred by greater paternal age at birth, and increased risk of SSD among offspring who experienced poor parental relationships as children, although evidence for the latter drew predominantly from high-risk cohorts.
The most consistent evidence supported increased levels of EAH among overweight and obese versus normal weight children, both cross-sectionally and prospectively.
