The most important reason is because English orthography has not been consistent (into but out of, corkscrew but tea towel, etc).. Indeed, the very nature of what is a word cannot be taken for granted (see Wray 2014).
To be understood, any new piece of testimony typically needs to be consistent with, and integrated into, what is already known about the topic in question.
Although this would be consistent with gene flow into India with the Indo-Aryans, or even more ancient origins following the Paleolithic expansion of humans in Eurasia, but also consistent with another scenario: migration from India to Europe.
Be consistent - put him into a trot every time he eats while you are riding.
The apparent clustering of cells that re-express MLH1 and MAGE-A1 in the xenografts could represent areas of active proliferation within the tumours, which would be consistent with decitabine being incorporated into DNA during S-phase only and cell proliferation being required for demethylation.
Consistency is an admirable trait, and it got Sutton, who was consistent much longer, into the Hall.
The observed Raman shifts are consistent with evolution into a coherent mixture of tetragonal and cubic phases.
The evidence presented so far is consistent with selection into high wage areas: including covariates or instrumenting for immigration decreases the estimated wage effects, and the coefficients on the proportion Southern black in the native white regression samples are positive.
These observations are consistent with investigations into the thermodynamics of low temperature iron systems which show that, with increased cooling by mixing with seawater, the f(O2) of the fluid will drop to extremely low levels.
Additionally, we identified morphological and ultrastructural characteristics of Y. pestis VBNC cells, such as cell rounding and large periplasmic spaces, by electron microscopy, which are consistent with entry into the VBNC state in other bacteria.
