They think he should have used what William Nordhaus, an economics professor at Yale University, calls "assumptions that are consistent with today's marketplace real interest rates and savings rates".
The design methods adopted in this publication are consistent with BS5950 parts 1 and 3.
Thus, temperatures reconstructed using the Mg/Ca ratio of G. ruber are consistent with summer to autumn SSTs in the OT.
Interesting enough, with a string of business ventures in motion, Hov's current pretax earnings are consistent with last year's figure which was reported at $37 million.
These results are consistent with ZD6474 inhibition of VEGF-induced permeability in tumour vasculature (Dvorak et al, 1995).
Nevertheless, our current data are consistent with Tb10.NT.87 playing a role in kinetoplast replication, which is an essential process in both life cycle stages [ 54].
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The number of reservations -- easier to audit than lift-ticket purchases -- was consistent with a year ago.
It would be consistent with 2008, however, when 21 percent of voters cast their ballots early.
The overall split between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 filings is consistent with last year's ratio.
For instance, he said, the strong third and fourth quarter results his company saw in 2008 were consistent with 2001 numbers.
