Sentence examples for and seemed consistent from inspiring English sources

The simulated diffusivity was compared with the measured value and seemed consistent with the experimental investigation.

Jim Cowie, chief scientist at Dyn Research, a US internet analysis company, said in an online post that the entire North Korean internet "went dark" following instability that began at the weekend and seemed "consistent with a fragile network under external attack".

In both cases, cheating offered a very high payback for relatively low risk and seemed consistent with the culture of the institution and society.

When my father refocused his search on infectious causes of hemorrhagic colitis, E. coli emerged as the most frequently described culprit and seemed consistent with my grandmother's case.

Intergranular (IG) cracking of HT-9 results likely from fracture of IG carbides and seems consistent with the mechanism that coarser carbides worsen cracking susceptibility.

The furniture looks as though it is very well made and seems consistent with the exceptional quality and workmanship Frank Pollaro has built his reputation on.

These results are broadly consistent in the ordinal ranking of the different livelihood groups and seem consistent with the findings in the 'Analysis' section.

The Wall Street protests have fuzzier demands and seem consistent with the President's attacks on business and the wealthy, but reflect a similar frustration with the status quo.

Sen. Ricardo Lara (D-Bell Gardens), the bill's author, said in a written statement that "news of this investigation raises serious concerns and seems consistent with Exide's lack of accountability to the communities that have been victims of exposure to contamination and pollution from years of serious violations".

Nevertheless, the show's producers maintained that Teletubbies helped children learn to participate in the world around them, and the series' popularity seemed consistent with their claims.

At the foot of the Church's locked, mirrored doors lay three dozen red roses, under a notice stating "expect a miracle". When I wandered towards an out-building, a wispy-moustached youth barred my way, explaining that this was a "work area". Stacks of carefully-wrapped chairs and tables behind him seemed consistent with reports of Pastor Jones' sideline furniture business.