The phrase "in coherence with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe when two or more things are in accordance with each other. For example: "The school rules are designed in coherence with the legal requirements."
In coherence with findings of Della Marca [14] SM patients also had fewer D-bursts than controls.
In coherence with this assumption, most control strategies involved rotor flux regulation around a fixed nominal value.
In coherence with the NE of one-shot games, the NE of repeated games is a strategy profile from which no player gains by deviating unilaterally.
In coherence with this approach, GIS tools are used in this study for further generating vulnerability assessment models while analyzing and integrating the results of numerical models.
In coherence with its well-known thermo-responsive rheological properties, lubricating properties of F127-20 also displayed varying lubricating properties, both in the lubricating mechanism and efficacy, as a function of temperature, speed and tribopairs.
In coherence with our literary examination, we agree with the following three aspects: (a) individualism positively relates to firms' propensity to adhere and to adopt "explicit" social responsible practices.
In coherence with laboratory results, these thermal controls determine the inter-annual presence/absence of outbreaks of this jellyfish in the Mar Menor lagoon.
In coherence with our data, Barroso and co-workers found that the cytotoxic properties of E. coli lysates transfected with the corresponding truncated tcdB gene was about 10-fold reduced compared to lysates from full length TcdB transfected ones [22].
In coherence with previous data [19], TcdA possesses almost identical cytotoxicity when applied apically or basolaterally (Fig. 7A □,▪) whereas cytotoxic potency of TcdB strongly depends on the site of application (Fig. 7B □,▪).
In coherence with our present findings, they also observed that Arnt silencing increased RelB levels in CD30-stimulated cells [ 49].
