The phrase "also compatible of" is not correct in English.
The correct expression would typically be "also compatible with."
Example: "This software is also compatible with various operating systems."
Alternatives: "also works with" or "also suitable for."
It is also compatible with failures of reference of various sorts, as Buridan and others frequently remarked.
The region of PG1 where the fission/fusion occurred in the Prunus-apple comparison (38 44 cM from the top of PG1) is also compatible with that of the Prunus- Fragaria (estimated to be in the region of 25 45 cM from the top of PG1).
Our findings of improved diabetic control with prolonged-release melatonin are also compatible with those of some animal studies.
But analyses that tackle the long-term evolutionary history of these organisms such as the pattern of amino acid substitutions suggest that these patterns are also compatible with relaxation of functional constraints, at least in Oikopleura, since all amino acids have exceptionally homogeneous levels of divergence.
A calculated genome size of 80-100 Mb is also compatible with an estimate of the haploid genome size of the foraminiferan Allogromia laticollaris (83 ± 29 Mb), derived from the intensity of DAPI staining of gamete nuclei [ 33].
However, this pattern is also compatible with relaxation of the protein's selective constraints.
Some ophthalmologists in our department questioned whether the histological and immunohistochemical findings were also compatible with features of IgG4-related diseases.
Our results are also compatible with those of Neuner and colleagues who compared the same management strategies using cost-effectiveness analysis [ 5].
The results are also compatible with those of Murphy et al. [ 22] and Bottlender et al. [ 5], who found an increasing frequency of negative symptoms with a longer duration of illness.
The acquisition of bacterial stress tolerance by random changes in MGEs and their exchanges between individuals, is also compatible with stabilization of tolerance by positive (auto-regulatory) feedback mechanisms.
