Sentence examples for are consistent with global from inspiring English sources

It has been argued that patterns of faunal change at the Kellwasser Event are consistent with global cooling.

These features are associated to characteristics of the flow such as the transition from an homogeneous regime to an heterogenous regime, and are consistent with global observation performed by independent means.

He wafts away the scientists who say snowy winters are consistent with global warming (an uncontroversial idea based on the premise that a warming world leads to more moisture in the atmosphere) and instead prefers to introduce the more convenient idea that "there are at least some other reputable scientists who say that it is complete tosh, or at least that there is no evidence to support it".

The administration has also made veiled threats that, if the EU actually introduces any tariffs, it will impose its own tariffs against Europe's own newly-minted safeguard protection.Both sides take great pains to insist that their actions are consistent with global rules.

Our simulation results illustrate the effect of global change impacts on EGS in a mountain case study region based on regional socio-economic and climate scenarios that are consistent with global IPCC SRES scenarios.

These findings are consistent with global findings on cash-based approaches in humanitarian emergencies which concluded that how an intervention is designed and implemented plays a greater role in determining effectiveness than the emergency context or sector of implementation (Harvey and Bailey 2015).

Over all, the results of the study were consistent with global patterns.

Recent information is consistent with global growth running a bit below average this year, with reasonable prospects of a pick-up next year.

Kaloti said: "The final findings of the consolidated report were published in accordance with the requirements of the regulator, and were consistent with global best practices and industry norms of compliance reporting".

If at all, it seems that South American countries are diversifying at a slower pace, a finding that is consistent with global migration statistics (Czaika & De Haas, 2014).

This interpretation is consistent with global imaging (Zhang et al. 2008; Motoba et al. 2009; Holmes et al. 2014) and particle observations (Egeland et al. 1994; Zhou et al. 2003).