Sentence examples for be consistent with changes from inspiring English sources

The recovery response is found to be consistent with changes in interfacial rheology.

The airline said it was "to be consistent with changes that have been in place for flights originating in the USA for a number of years".

A report by the Committee for the Advancement of Teaching Preparation suggests nursing education must make a radical change in how nursing students are educated to be consistent with changes in care delivery.

Such an approach would be consistent with changes discussed for the DSM-V wherein ASD subtypes would no longer be distinguished (APA 2011).

The pulp (solid endosperm) of coconut is deposited from coconut water (liquid endosperm), and sugar content changes in coconut water might be consistent with changes in the endosperm.

In order to be consistent with changes in classification and diagnostic criteria of the disease through the years, the diagnosis should have been established using the standard criteria that were valid at the beginning of the trial.

This is consistent with changes shown in P99 of DSL and API (Fig. S6).

Changes in choice were consistent with changes in obtained relative immediacy.

This apparent functional differentiation is consistent with changes in afferent and efferent connectivity along the dorsoventral axis of the hippocampus.

Changes in entertainment utility or risk preferences cannot explain these findings, rather the results are consistent with changes in risk beliefs.

Difference in the position of the VBM for the single- and double-layer MoS2 is consistent with changes in the bandgap size observed in STS.