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The northwestward waning of the spreading is consistent with the hypothesis that the spreading at the CBF rift was triggered by the Oki-Daito mantle plume in the western part of the WPB (Ishizuka et al.2013).2013

Such a rapid spread is consistent with the presence of the same, most frequent haplotype, in all three sampled localities (Lebanon, Cyprus and Rhodes).

The sample positions are evenly distributed across the design space irrespective of the parameter combinations, and this uniform spread is consistent for each pair of design variables (Fig. 14).

This spread is consistent with the total number of admissions for these disciplines in 2006.

Its pattern of spread is consistent with slow, person-to-person transmission, with persistence in the high-risk area.

The estimated lateral spread is consistent with data from rat and cat primary visual cortex, which were obtained based on morphological reconstructions and the potential connectivity method: Hellwig (2000, his Fig. 7), reports a lateral spread of 150 310 μm, and Stepanyants et al. (2008, their Fig. 7), find a spread of around 200 μm of main projections in input and output maps.

The calculated bond distance is just slightly larger than the value of 3.83 Å found in an ideal crystal, and the statistical spread is consistent with the values found for the first and second shell, ∼0.006 Å and ∼0.005 Å, respectively.

These spreads are consistent with scores in last year's completed season (not counting the playoffs), when home teams averaged 23 points, visitors 19.5.

This localization and speed of spread was consistent with evidence from other experiments that in mice expressing anchored PrP scrapie could be transported rather rapidly along neurons following neuroanatomical pathways [ 9, 35, 40].

The EXAFS and MD results for coordination numbers, bond distances, and statistical spreads are consistent with a concept of an amorphous oxide structure as one built of InO x polyhedra joined at the corners or edges to form a network structure in which the number of edge-sharing polyhedra are greatly diminished.

The existence of a negative relationship between verbal and nonverbal spreading activation is consistent with models of interhemispheric balance.