The phrase "affect consistent with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing emotions, behaviors, or responses that align with a particular condition or diagnosis.
Example: "The patient's affect consistent with their diagnosis of depression was evident during the evaluation."
Alternatives: "mood aligned with" or "emotional state corresponding to".
While the proportion of students showing focus was quite a bit higher in the virtual simulation, students in the physical activity were more likely to show a positive affect, consistent with the higher enjoyment ratings that the students gave to the physical activity (Fig. 2).
Lower cognitive performance in our MCI sample was associated with higher levels of negative affect, consistent with previous MCI research.
Citalopram also increased negative affect, consistent with serotonin's putative role in mood [ 29], although we did not find evidence that mood mediated the drugs' effects on harm aversion (Supplemental Experimental Procedures).
Thanks to strong natural selection on a few beneficial genes, the diversity of other, nearby genes, that were neither beneficial nor detrimental was also affected -- consistent with the "hitch-hiking effect" model.
This indicates that cell fate determination and tissue differentiation were not significantly affected, consistent with morphogenetic rather than differentiation defects.
Interestingly, the fibrotic response is not affected, consistent with a cell autonomous effect of transgene expression in cardiomyocytes.
The utricular otolith did not appear to be affected; consistent with this, vestibular deficits were not apparent in rst mutant larvae (supplementary material Fig. S1C,D).
Our cohort closely matched the description of the Amish I group, whereas the Amish II group was more severely affected, consistent with the progressive, degenerative aspects of Troyer syndrome (see Table 1).
However, AICAR only caused a significant decrease of mitochondrial respiration in BT474 and MCF7 cells, while the respiration in TNBC cells (MDA468 and MDA231) was only slightly affected, consistent with the observation in the experiments using rapamycin.
Although SP600125 reduced the rapid P-54 JNK phosphorylation in asthmatic and nonasthmatic ASM cells following cytomix stimulation, Iκ-Bα degradation and NF-κB p65 phosphorylation over the same period were not affected, consistent with signaling through JNK not being upstream of NF-κB activation.
We anticipated that this relationship would be mediated through problems in affect regulation, consistent with the view that the presence of abuse in the parent child relationship would derail the development of adaptive affect regulation.
