Today, I believe if I had understood myself better, my own inner needs, I could have been a better parent: more confident, relaxed, accepting, consistent.
In the case that, according to this checking, the fit was deemed acceptable, the metabolic fluxes corresponding to the best fit were accepted as consistent with the measured isotopomer distribution.
To determine the arrangement of a larger group, we ordered the loci at least three times and accepted the consistent subset order.
Among the responsibilities of the scientists, according to the fisheries service guidelines, was to "ensure that well accepted and consistent ecological evolutionary principles form the basis for all recovery efforts".
Imaging, particularly that performed externally, was validated and accepted as consistent for diagnosis at time of MDT review.
The logic of Ackerman's account suggests (although he may not intend the suggestion) that Brown was an extra-legal but morally justified intervention that was needed to start this process-and was therefore a historically exceptional event that can be accepted as consistent with general skepticism about judicial review.
However, for the dogs in this study, the outlier result could have been accepted as consistent with the clinical situation.
If there was an early rise in breath hydrogen, a later rise in breath methane was not accepted as consistent with glucose malabsorption due to the potential for production of methane from hydrogen by intraluminal bacteria.
Instead of accepting these consistent results that have been published in prestigious peer-reviewed journals like Science, the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, and Environmental Research Letters, Spencer and Bast choose to believe some less robust data that they find more convenient.
Thus the sentences that Lois accepts are consistent (by the first standard), but the Russellian propositions that she doxates in virtue of accepting those sentences (in the world we imagine for her story) are inconsistent.
