Sentence examples for arguably consistent from inspiring English sources
This is arguably consistent with the whole contemporary culture and cult of "detox," which insists on purifying the body and soul against environmental, nutritional and sexual contact in order to find and safeguard the divine spark within.
Levels of NO become progressively overpredicted at downstream locations, though the magnitude of the discrepancy is arguably consistent with the increasing influence of radiative heat losses.
The policy is arguably consistent with equal treatment if the units to be treated equally are individuals over their whole lives.
Here, realism is arguably consistent with a "wait and see" attitude, though if the prospect of future discriminating evidence is poor, a commitment to future realism may be questioned thereby.
This aside, the results are arguably more consistent than may have been expected from such diverse settings and protocols.
However, we observed that the improvement in gait freezing persisted for up to 6 weeks post-implantation a time course arguably more consistent with a stun effect.
This pattern is arguably more consistent with the hypothesis that atherosclerosis promotes subclinical vascular brain injury, thereby increasing the likelihood of dementia and in some cases making symptoms present earlier.
Haplotype × haplotype × environment interactions are arguably more consistent with genetic compatibility models of quality, and it is worth asking whether such interactions might promote the evolution of mechanisms that allow females to discriminate between males on the basis of their genetic compatibility.
The trio, arguably the most consistent working unit in jazz of the past twenty-five years, wasn't Motian's only outlet.
Of all England's allegedly golden generation, the swells of Baden-Baden, Cole has been arguably the most consistent, a full-back of real quality whose standards have rarely dipped, who has never looked fazed in the bigger matches, and who has enjoyed a stellar domestic and European career.
She was playing Elina Svitolina, of Ukraine, the bettors' favorite to win in Melbourne, and arguably the most consistent top player in the women's game over the past year — with Serena Williams not yet back after giving birth to a daughter late last summer, and most of the rest of the best sloshing tidally from the near reaches of No. 1 to six or maybe sixteen or lower, and then back.
