Sentence examples for stage is consistent from inspiring English sources

Finally, our rescue of dunce1 phenotypes by expressing wild-type protein in the pupal stage is consistent with a role for the MB here: substantial MB neuronal proliferation and organization occurs during this stage [22].

The normal expression of Hmx1 in the eye at this stage is consistent with our observation that ocular size was also normal at E14.

This stage is consistent with cell differentiation and the beginning of dry matter accumulation during which lots of energy is needed [ 14].

The reduction in woolliness incidence by preharvest GA application to immature fruit, at early endocarp hardening stage is consistent with changes in the hormone mediated developmental transitions controlling ripening.

This view of gene expression in the L1 stage is consistent with these stages undertaking substantial protein synthesis, consistent with growth of these stages as L1s and in preparation for development to the L2 stage.

Our null finding for clinical stage was consistent with this meta-analysis and, importantly, our estimates were also adjusted for possible confounders.

Overall, our results showed that moral development stage was consistent regardless of age group; these findings correlate with those of previous studies [ 16- 19].

The number of genes with log2 (fold change) > 5 in each stage was consistent with that of significantly up-regulated genes.

Although the metabolic network composition at this stage was consistent with available information based on genome annotation and experimental observations [ 4, 5, 20, 24, 26, 42], the resulting flux space remained highly underdetermined.

pT stage and pN stage were consistent with the UICC/AJCC TNM classification (7th Edition), and pN stages were defined as follows: pN0, no regional lymph node metastasis identified histologically; pN1, metastasis in 1 3 lymph nodes; pN2, metastasis in 4 9 lymph nodes; pN3, metastasis in ≥10 lymph nodes.

The copying of main texts in black ink prior to painting stages is consistent with the production methods apparent in many Hebrew and Latin medieval manuscripts.