Sentence examples for are consistent with significant from inspiring English sources
The electrical measurements are consistent with significant decreases in macroscopic strain for Si oxnitride alloys with SiO2 concentrations exceeding about 35% or x = 0.65.
The electrical measurements are consistent with significant decreases in macroscopic strain, suggesting a hard-soft mechanism in this regime similar to that in Hf silicates.
It is shown that the data are consistent with significant changes in the concentration of mobile lithium ions rather than changes in their mobility alone.
But while the use of terror often betrays a relative weakness, those who use it also often rely on stealth, geographic dispersion, and choices of soft targets, making their attacks both very difficult to prevent (at least in ways that are consistent with significant openness in one's own society), as well as very difficult to retaliate against.
Results here are consistent with significant affinity between TEVp fragments, which results in a fraction of TEVp fragments that exist as functional, complemented enzymes.
Our results are consistent with significant changes in AMPAR endocytosis and recycling that occurs during cLTP.
The reconstruction of the depositional history is consistent with significant changes in the landscapes.
Despite the decrease over time, scores at final follow-up were better than the preintervention scores and were consistent with significant improvement.
However, for a subset of speakers, shifts in the mean values of NAQ and HRF were consistent with significant changes in voice quality, with trends toward either breathy or soft voice dimensions.
Another response would be to argue, following R.M. Hare (1981), that a formal analysis, for example in terms of a kind of prescriptivity, is plausible with respect to some thinner moral concepts, and that this is consistent with significant moral disagreements.
A so-called "permeability collapse" reflecting an accelerated reduction in the free volume is consistent with significant temperature-induced changes in the films observed after thermal annealing at 300 °C.
