The networks of planetary atmospheres are typically consistent with power-laws, but the metabolic networks are not.
In P. falciparum, transcriptional responses to external perturbations range from low amplitude nonspecific changes in mRNA profiles to broad extensive transcriptional changes affecting the vast majority of the P. falciparum genes that are typically consistent with developmental arrests and/or induction of the sexual stages.
When a well-publicised study fails to replicate, this is typically consistent with a model in which the first study was merely capitalising on chance.
Still, the latest applications figure is far above the 375,000 level typically consistent with sustainable job growth.
Applications near 375,000 are typically consistent with sustainable job growth.
Deviations from a one-to-one relationship are typically consistent with an increase of As concentrations with depth, which is indeed often observed in shallow aquifers [2, 5, 19, 28, 34].
In general, I think the discussion could benefit from a rewrite: the explanations given are typically plausible and consistent with the story, but also consistent with many other interpretations.
The measures of finger-to-nose and heel-to-shin ataxia were typically consistent and associated with measures of 3-4/5 weakness in the limbs noted to have ataxia.
However, girls aged 10 or 11 with blood lead levels of 5 μg/dL or higher were 75% less likely than girls with blood lead under 1 μg/dL to have levels of inhibin B greater than 35 pg/mL, a level typically deemed consistent with puberty by the limited research in this area.
'Ca .L. solanacearum' is also devoid of Type II secretion pathways and the extracellular oligosaccharide-degrading enzymes they typically courier, consistent with its occupation of the sugar-rich phloem.
