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Presentation-order analyses were exactly consistent with these patterns of significance.

Only 35% of women in the Rivera study were exactly consistent in reporting mammogram date and 55.6% were consistent within 3 months.

In addition, Raman bands of MBA on the LPAgNPs were observed at 1071, 1352, and 1575 cm–1, which were exactly consistent with the previous report on C C stretching ring-breathing modes (1071 and 1575 cm–1) and COO stretching (1352 cm 1), respectively.

In 30 taxa the identification of morphospecies and MOTUs was exactly consistent, which means that one MOTU consisted exclusively of members of one morphospecies and contained all members of this morphospecies and vice versa.

In particular, we prove that in these applications the new schemes are exactly consistent with steady-state solutions from an appropriately chosen subset.

Gallup is one of four national tracking polls, however, and the others tell a variety of stories, none of which are exactly consistent.

The roughness layer thickness is exactly consistent with the R q roughness from the AFM measurement.

The additional requirement that communities are transported between physico-chemically compatible environments is exactly consistent with the low probability/long distance requirement of jump diffusion models.

This result is exactly consistent with the inferred hinge motion from the structural analyses discussed above and demonstrated in Fig. 3.

Every galaxy we see has what we call a "peculiar velocity" (or a speed atop the Hubble expansion) of a few hundred to a few thousand km/s, and what we see for ourselves is exactly consistent with that.

In this study, we obtain a result that is exactly consistent with the argument of the existing studies on downward wage rigidity; that is, if wages are not decreased during a recession, it may prevent new workers from being hired (Akerlof 1982; Akerlof and Yellen 1988, 1990; Azariadis 1975; Baily 1974; Gordon 1974; Lindbeck and Snower 1988; Shapiro and Stiglitz 1984).