The phrase "also consistent with some" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ideas, findings, or statements that align with certain perspectives or evidence.
Example: "The results of the study are also consistent with some previous research that highlighted similar trends in behavior."
Alternatives: "also aligns with some" or "also agrees with some".
Our finding of greater risk of a decline in eGFR among women is also consistent with some recent reports (Bocchetta et al. 2015; Shine et al. 2015) suggesting a higher vulnerability of women to developing lithium-related effects on kidney.
Falls were the most common cause of injury in those at risk of TSCI, which is also consistent with some previous studies of confirmed TSCI (Kattail et al. 2009; Celani et al. 2001; Pickett et al. 2003).
This is also consistent with some of our previous work [8], [9], and suggests that the BDNF was effectively distributed throughout the cochlea.
Also consistent with some studies of older children [73], [74], [75], but not others [38], [76], [77], was a negative association between milk intake and overweight although here the relationship was limited to milk intake and not to overall dairy intake, calcium, or milk consumption frequency.
Females had significantly greater amounts of C33:1, C35 3, C37 4, C37 3, C37:2, C39 4, C39 3, and C39 2 than males (Table 3B), also consistent with some of the differences in Etges and Jackson [26], but the latter C39 components were not segregated into different peaks in that study.
This model is also consistent with some of the crystal packing of SHB trimers.
(2001 168) She agrees that this result could be due to constraints imposed by an innate language faculty, but argues that it is also consistent with the existence of some more generalized propensity in children to generate systematic rules from noisy inputs, rightly pointing out that the latter hypothesis cannot be ruled out in advance of empirical test.
Results are also consistent with happy childhoods providing some protective effects against the impact of violence.
It is also consistent with the findings of some structural MRI studies which indicated that the hippocampus and amygdala are rightward asymmetric based on the volume measurements [ 82].
This is also consistent with the notion that some of these patients were selected since they had more advanced disease and were considered for more "intensive conditioning" within the RIC spectrum.
Another possible explanation is that these genes may be counterbalancing the effects of the exacerbated immune response, also consistent with the activation of some tissue repair (up-regulation of MMP13, PLAT and FGF10) and cell proliferation (PCNA and cyclins) related genes observed in this organ.
