Sentence examples for processing consistent with from inspiring English sources

Finally, the addition of dThd was found to enhance the disruption of rRNA processing consistent with an increase in concentration of 5-FU.

An independent region of interest analysis showed reduced activation in occipitotemporal regions during orthographic processing, and reduced activation in parietotemporal regions during phonological processing, consistent with previous studies in English native speakers.

We then analyzed the polysome profile of the deletion strain in order to assess defects in ribosome processing consistent with a biogenesis defect.

Overall, these studies strongly suggest that females activate motor-related areas more than males during emotional and empathic processing, consistent with neuroimaging research indicating that females and males rely on different neural strategies for these tasks (e.g., [71] [75]).

This suggests a role for this region in phonetic processing, consistent with several lines of converging evidence.

It also confirms predictions that V1 is critically involved in normal V5/MT+ global motion processing, consistent with a convergent model of V1 input to V5/MT+.

Cluster I CGIs are generally associated with genes participating in 'housekeeping' functions such as transcription and RNA-processing, consistent with the idea that hypomethylation of promoter CGIs regulate housekeeping functions (e.g., refs. 28 and 41).

These scores indicated a moderate impairment in perceptual organization and a severe impairment in processing speed, consistent with the involvement of frontal brain regions in these tasks [ 14].

Such a posterior to anterior gradient along the occipitoparietal visual stream from number-sensitive to number-selective processing is consistent with our results from the number-selective areas analysis showing that number-sensitive processing is an intermediate processing step in nonsymbolic number processing between early visual sensory analysis and a number-selective coding system.

The modest impact of the INTS3 knockdown on U2 snRNA processing is consistent with previous results suggesting that INTS3 is not required for Integrator-mediated processing, but in contrast to previous analyses of processing by RNase protection assays, knockdown of the INTS9 catalytic subunit of Integrator resulted in only a 2-fold increase in unprocessed U2 snRNA.

However, the principles of distributed processing are consistent with reduced reaction rates owing to the relaxation of time constraints in batch processing, wherein the shipping of ethanol of intermediate concentration can be scheduled to match batch process completion.