This is substantially consistent with the estimated value from linear external expansion of the agricultural water data during 2008 2013.
Estimates of total effects were substantially consistent in the sensitivity and stratification analyses.
Therefore, the immunoreactivity of identified gene proteins in hamster CC seemed to be substantially consistent with that in human CC.
Higher levels of sickness absence are substantially consistent with lower levels of HRQoL and do not need to be explained any further.
Among men with data from both sources, recalled data were substantially consistent with military record data, and allowed adjustment for a small bias in recalled weight.
These elements are substantially consistent to clinical and organizational praxis of palliative care, i.e. the understanding and satisfaction of the dying person's needs (namely the control of suffering) carried out by a specific multidisciplinary staff, who accepts death as a 'natural' event, even welcomed as the end of all sufferings [ 11, 39].
Conversely, the effect that age had on LOLE was substantially more pronounced and consistent.
In a recent cost-effectiveness analysis conducted from a UK payer perspective, it was demonstrated that, even when the current tariff was substantially increased to be consistent with ICHD (where reimbursement is based on the frequency of dialysis sessions), high dose HD is cost-effective when performed at home (but not in-centre) compared with conventional ICHD [ 21, 22].
Although restricted within boutons, the vesicle movement was substantially faster in nonbouton areas, consistent with the observation that a sizable vesicle pool continuously transits through the axons.
In contrast, the need for involvement in decision-making was substantially lower, and this is consistent with research involving 600 people with RA in the United Kingdom (UK) [ 10].
In females, the developmental time from egg to adult was extended from 12 to 22 days at 25°C, and adult body size was substantially reduced (data not shown), consistent with earlier findings (Rulifson et al., 2002).
