Sentence examples for adjustment consistent with from inspiring English sources

Beta vulgaris showed great plasticity reflecting its ability to rapidly gain turgor due to osmotic adjustment, consistent with the maintenance of a low Ψ leaf ′ during the entire treatment (Fig.  1).

Diastolic dysfunction was classified according to current guidelines, 16 and the cut-off values for E/A ratios and EDT were set with slight adjustments, consistent with the values in a previous community-based study.

Brightness and contrast adjustments consistent with image-manipulation policies were performed with either LAS AF, ImageJ, version 1.47a (National Institutes of Health, http://imagej.nih.gov/ij) or Adobe Photoshop CS6 (Adobe Systems) image-processing software.

These findings on psychiatric morbidity and on different scales of psychosocial adjustment are consistent with other studies on the general population that report differences between genders, with females showing higher rates of emotional problems.

Unlike in the present study, adjusting for BMI resulted in only minimal attenuation of the association between HBM and hip OA compared with age and gender adjustment alone, consistent with evidence that BMI is less strongly associated with hip than knee OA.

In these latter studies propensity score adjustment estimates were consistent with multivariate adjusted results while instrumental variable analyses were marginally different suggesting some residual unmeasured confounding in the propensity score and multivariate adjusted analyses.

The pathway relationship in which parental bonding affected personality characteristics, which in turn affected mental health condition and the development of hyperventilation syndrome or adjustment disorder, is consistent with previous studies on hyperventilation and adjustment disorders [ 1, 14, 18].

Yes, he means to roll back the retirement age from 62 to 60, but only for those who have worked at least 41 years, an adjustment that is consistent with the "long careers" early retirement envisioned during France's post-crisis pension reform two years ago.

This new finding of a neuronal adjustment mechanism is consistent with other studies [30], [31], [32], [33], [34], [35] utilizing different experimental paradigms, suggesting that the ACC provides an error compensation system that serves to modify a subject's behavioral response following an unfavorable and unexpected outcome.

Density had a stronger effect after adjustment for BMI, consistent with the negative confounding effect.

By contrast, the stochastic model with propensity adjustment produces results consistent with the deterministic model, as shown by the 4th panel.