Sentence examples for are consistent in some from inspiring English sources

Specifically, polynomial chaos representations of these processes are estimated that are consistent, in some useful sense, with the data.

The various homogenous and heterogenous models are consistent in some respects but also exhibit marked differences in reconstructed ancestral states.

Since pole matching and eigenvector gluing might not be consistent in some cases, the question arises to merge the data first and then process them globally.

Empirical evidence is consistent in some cases with RBH (Krasnov et al. 2004) and in others with TOH (Poulin 1998).

The layering by the two approaches is consistent in some cases (Test 7 presented in Table 4 are examples) and are widely different in some cases (Test 12, Test 19 presented in Table 2 are examples).

Results from other sites were consistent in some, but not all findings.

It is also becoming clear that diverse molecular changes in cancers might actually be consistent in some essential cellular functions (hallmarks) whose alterations might collectively dictate malignant growth for almost all human cancers [ 23, 24].

The relatively short aye-aye branch length is consistent, in some respects, with the hypothesis that life-history traits such as generation time are inversely correlated with nucleotide substitution rate (for a recent review, see Tsantes and Steiper 2009).

International guidelines for the care of women with diabetes who are contemplating pregnancy are consistent in their recommendations; however some are more comprehensive than others.

This finding indicates that some subjects are consistent in their decisions within task configurations even when the decision becomes difficult and a longer response time is required.

The current studies are consistent, in that SF pDCs showed only some evidence of activation in situ, but once incubated in mixed lymphocyte reactions in the absence of SF they displayed enhanced APC function relative to that of PB pDCs.