The phrase "a case consistent with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or example that aligns with a particular theory, principle, or set of facts.
Example: "The findings presented in the report are a case consistent with the hypothesis that increased exercise leads to improved mental health."
Alternatives: "an example that aligns with" or "a situation that corresponds to".
In any case, consistent with a slight acceleration of DSB resection, the decrease in mRNA levels in mec1 mutant cells in figure 4 is slightly more pronounced than in wild type.
This is why a decision in this case consistent with the First Amendment and the Copyright Clause of the U.S. Constitution and the rules of the copyright statute is critical for controlling the copyright monopoly and protecting First Amendment rights by averting copyright censorship by publishers.
A geographically distant equine case consistent with VEE occurred in April 2000 in Carabobo State.
We assumed a lifetime duration of efficacy for the base case consistent with a recently published analysis of the impact of an HPV 16 18 vaccine on cervical cancer in the UK [ 29] as well as other analyses [ 30] but varied this assumption widely in sensitivity analyses.
A widely held, but untested assumption is that the motion that people produce is in most, if not in all, cases consistent with a multitude of different intentions1,2,3,4.
Immunohistochemically, an expression of p53 was detected in the present case consistent with an underlying TP53 mutation, but no EGFR, KRAS or beta-catenin mutation were found.
However, the values of B2/H2 differed considerably from Baut/Haut (from 1 to 10 in PE case, and 2 to 0.33 in AML case) consistent with a notion that the Baut/Haut estimates did not solely drive the decision-making (see Discussion)].
Previous segregation analyses (eg [ 21]) were quite successful at identifying a major gene component responsible for a subset of cases, consistent with the effects of BRCA1 and BRCA2.
Examination by fluorescein labelled antibodies of cells in suspensions prepared from the biopsies revealed a monotypic surface Ig positive population in one case and a surface or cytoplasmic Ig kappa lambda light chain imbalance in a further two cases consistent with neoplastic B cell involvement: in all cases the proportion of cells failing to express Ig or T cell markers ranged from 24 to 75%.
Because all respiratory pathogens share similar transmission mechanisms aerosol, droplet, and fomite spread (although the relative role of these factors may vary among different viruses and in different clinical situations)—we deliberately considered a broad definition of clinical cases consistent with a wide range of common respiratory viruses.
