Sentence examples for be compatible with recent from inspiring English sources

It was to be compatible with recent discoveries concerning the working of the brain, although as time went on he seems to have given up keeping up with developments in this field.

Such cognitive results would be compatible with recent findings showing reduced functional connectivity in the fronto-parietal network even in migraineurs without overt executive dysfunctions, i.e. with scores on executive tests above the normal cut-off values [25].

This picture seems to be compatible with recent analysis of the degree of phylogenetic consistency between gene trees [ 6].

This age-dependent appearance of TDP-43 pathology in WT animals may be compatible with recent observations of TDP-43 pathology in brains of 29% of non-diseased humans over 65.

The two cordless gadgets are to become available later this month and are compatible with recent Apple PowerBook laptops.

The algebraic properties of the discrete operators are used to reduce projection steps to simple discrete elliptic problems, e.g. discrete Poisson problems, that are compatible with recent parallel fast multipole methods for difference equations.

Our findings are compatible with recent reports by Z. Coker [62] et al. and K. Urbas [63] et al, in which at high Fe3O4 doses (~100 600 μg/mL) a drastic reduction of cell viability (~90 10%) of L929 fibroblasts and CHO-K1 cells is observed, thus establishing a correlation between the field (as low as ~2 10 mT) and the mitochondrial activity [62, 63].

This novel finding is compatible with recent data which showed increased extracellular 2-AG levels in rat hypothalamus in response to cannabinoid-agonist stimulation and decreased 2-AG levels after 10 mg/kg ip rimonabant treatment [25].

The activity in using email with patients verified among Finnish physicians is compatible with recent study results elsewhere.

This situation could be viewed as an ex vivo wounding response and is compatible with recent findings in murine models.

However, our results are compatible with recent work which suggests that contingent reciprocity is not a robust force in experimental settings.