Sentence examples for this consistency supports from inspiring English sources
This consistency supports the identification of these genes as bona fide targets of ErbB-2 overexpression.
This consistency supports DMARD prescription as a valid surrogate endpoint for chronic arthritis.
This consistency supports the validity of the current data, which show that gene expression is highly regulated and finely tuned across the B. malayi life cycle.
Overall, this consistency supports use of a modified human measurement tool to evaluate attention, activity and impulsivity in dogs based on owner report.
Most of the data were obtained from cohort studies, and our analytical results are similar across diverse study populations, potential confounders considered, as well as exposure assessment methods; this consistency supports the IARC Working Group's conclusion that PM from outdoor air pollution is a Group 1 carcinogen and causes lung cancer.
Although the reduction of the fat layers in the skin of old mice were not as much as depleted in the skin of p53-activated mice, this consistency supports the notion that the reduction of fat layers and the depletion of sebocytes, in which PPAR γ was involved as observed in p53-activated mice, is correlated to the procedures of the normal skin aging.
As a result, we found that the location of the primates in placentals became consistent in both terms of 1/mtRMR and STC comparing figure 4 with figure 2 A. This consistency strongly supports a close relationship between STC increase and MLS prolongation and provides the key to the biological meaning of STC.
Finally, our study design did not allow test-retest analysis to assess the questionnaire's repeatability, but the BCI's high internal consistency supports adequate reliability.
Items fit the Rasch model, and internal consistency supported reporting of domain and total scores.
Analytical results of the regulated emissions are of suffcient consistency supporting substantial reduced hazards from PM, CO, and HC.
For example, internal consistency supporting the clinical plausibility of each subgroup is provided from independent patient samples (see sections C and F of the Supplementary Material, available at Annals of Oncology online).
