Sentence examples for are presumably consistent with from inspiring English sources
These structures are presumably consistent with auroral beading (e.g., Donovan et al. 2006; Liang et al. 2008), although their signals are weak in this particular event.
This is presumably consistent with the policy of Bantu education about which the present prime minister said: "When I have control of native education I will reform it so that natives will be taught from childhood to realise that equality with Europeans is not for them.
This is presumably consistent with the policy of Bantu education about which the present Prime Minister said, during the debate on the Bantu Education Bill in 1953: "When I have control of native education I will reform it so that natives will be taught from childhood to realise that equality with Europeans is not for them.
Indeed, ψ is presumably logically consistent with T, the set of necessarily true sentences each of which contains at most one non-logical predicate, and each of whose non-logical predicates expresses a fundamental property or relation; that is, the union of and T presumably has a model.
The rest were presumably playing with blocks.
However, this missing data is presumably a trend that's consistent across all companies everywhere.
This fact is consistent with experimental observations regarding pollutants acting by narcosis, which is presumably elicited by a membrane perturbation.
Consistent with prior studies, the pattern of GLUT-1 clearly indicated that a large part of its expression is presumably unrelated to hypoxia.
The slightly lower estimates based upon PL are consistent with saturation being a problem, but presumably only for the deepest branches in the tree.
Presumably this is consistent with the critical role of the C-start in the context of a predatory strike - i.e. it would not be adaptive to habituate to a striking predator.
Presumably, this is consistent with their role in intracellular processing of the blood meal and response to microbial infections.
