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While perfect agreement among reviewers is arguably unnecessary (implying redundancy of effort) or undesirable (perhaps suggesting excessive cognitive homogeneity in the reviewer pool), editors should expect reviewer recommendations to be substantially more consistent than mere chance.

Although models that relied on correlated noise or selective decoding could both account for the peculiar pattern of CPs, predictions of the selective decoding model were substantially more consistent with various features of the neural and behavioral data.

Conversely, the effect that age had on LOLE was substantially more pronounced and consistent.

Interestingly, the number of biological pathways, and therefore genes, that are associated with prognosis or treatment sensitivity are substantially larger and more consistent in ER+ cancers than among ER- tumors [ 1, 4].

With such a classifier, substantially more accurate and spatial temporally consistent multi-temporal land cover products are possible that are suitable for the detailed study of land cover change.

We believe that the use of substantially different methods may allow more consistent results and verification of negative results.

Because the cell body position, point of entry of the neurite into the neuropil, and core neurite arbors were always consistent and substantially more similar to each other than any other clone, we concluded that these neurons must be generated by the same neuroblast.

Importantly, we find that STRFs from the two models derived from the same responses can differ substantially and that GLM STRFs are more consistent between stimulus classes than NRC STRFs.

These numbers are more consistent with a substantially lower case-fatality ratio than suggested by initial estimates of the severity of the pandemic (H1N1) 2009 strain (9, 10 ).

In contrast, the observed mean allele frequencies of AA-AB SNVs in AA and AB subpopulations are substantially lower (13%and32%2%, respectively), which is more consistent with the dual endoreduplication model.

Consistent with staffing patterns, substantially more nurses (85%) than doctors (15%) participated.