Sentence examples for as fully consistent from inspiring English sources

"This was a solid report and it will be seen by the Fed as fully consistent with tapering in September," said Dean Maki, chief United States economist at Barclays.

Presumably 'equal protection' was originally understood, both by the authors of the 14th Amendment and by the people on whose behalf they acted, as fully consistent with segregation.

Metrics are considered consistent if they consistently ranked perfectly assemblies as better; fully consistent metrics are consistent metrics with similar monotonic trends by sequencing depth and read length for perfect assemblies.

It is not intended as an alternative, but as a fully consistent and clear statement of basic quantum mechanics, "Copenhagen done right".

Plessy, decided in 1896, essentially affirmed the original understanding of 'equal protection' as being fully consistent with that doctrine.

Those familiar with the sections of his work in progress that Ellison published in the 1960's and 70's know that "Juneteenth" as edited is fully consistent with the story Ellison was developing.

After all, I can say "Drinking milk as a child is (fully) consistent with using crack cocaine as an adult".

(2) Many proteins, which were identified by TargetP as belonging to the location of "other", have been identified as "chloroplast" or "mitochondrion", fully consistent with experimental observations.

We will get the current budget into surplus, we will get the national debt falling as soon as possible into the next parliament, fully consistent with this fiscal charter.

Thomas Merton explains that Gandhi and most other absolute pacifists have a larger metaphysical view: "as Gandhi saw, the fully consistent practice of nonviolence demands a solid metaphysical basis both in being and in God" (Merton 1971, 209).

Yet, as we argue here, this pattern is not necessarily indicative of neofunctionalization [ 10], as it is also fully consistent with gradual decay of expression during pseudogenization.