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Indeed, Roberts (2009) in reviewing the history of the cross-situational consistency problem in personality theory noted that most definitions of traits are consistent with the idea of cross-situational variability (traits help to predict behaviour in context, even if a trait does not predict identical behaviour across contexts) rather than stability.

These traits are consistent with neurodegeneration in the brain's cerebellum and basal ganglia.

These traits are consistent with the opposing strategies of fire resistance and fire evasion and can be interpreted as evolutionary adaptations to fire, but their development and coexistence are highly variable between populations, thus invalidating the classification of maritime pine in a general fire regime category.

Both traits are consistent with an interviewee seeking to hide behind the nearest passing polar bear.

To assess the relative importance of phylogenesis versus ethnogenesis, researchers have employed measures of 'tree-likeness,' which quantify the degree to which a set of traits are consistent with a branching-tree model [4].

These phenotypic traits are consistent with mixed cultures of rHpSCs and of rHBs.

A cluster dendrograms designed based on seed traits was consistent with the finding from environmental and genetic data obtained using Ward's method and the unweighted pair-group method with arithmetic means.

This causal view of latent traits is consistent with the aim of GWAS to detect genetic variants that cause individual differences in operationalizations such as sum-scores.

The combination of these two traits is consistent with evidence that increased, moderate anxiety improves learning.

Both fiber traits were consistent for a Gh positive effect (lower fineness and higher length), but the clustering was unreliable.

Our qualitative meta-analysis on the effects of atrazine on metamorphic traits is consistent with the predictions described above.