Sentence examples for be consistent with different from inspiring English sources
Three strong Bragg peaks were found in the structure factor from which the layer spacing was calculated and found to be consistent with different structural regions within the graphite oxide, specifically regions of graphitic-like flat hexagons and regions containing oxidized chain-like structures.
The observed marker phenotypes and parents' phases can be consistent with different transmission events T M).
In contrast to the Lhc family, the apple tubulin phylogeny suggested a distinct mode of gene duplication that seemed to be consistent with different patterns of gene duplication occurring in different parts of the family.
Quite interestingly, just as we found that the behavior of participants can be consistent with different integration rules, research on associative learning shows that people and other animals sometimes behave as predicted by elemental models and sometimes behave as predicted by configural models (for a review, see Melchers, Shanks, & Lachnit, 2008).
However, the differences in VSG repertoires found are consistent with different rates of divergence observed here where some VSGs have diverged to become strain-specific whereas others are still recognisable as closely-related homologues.
The difference in TGF- β receptors was consistent with different induction of COX-2 and DNA damage response in bystander lung and liver tissues after treatment, as shown previously (Chai et al, 2012).
Differences in wind speed and precipitation between breeding sites is consistent with different nest morphologies.
For GEO and IGSO satellites, the peaks reoccur every day, which is consistent with different satellites and different frequencies.
This observation is consistent with different time preferences as well as greater income potential and thus higher opportunity cost for secondary school graduates.
For if all physical facts are consistent with different psychological/semantic assignments, then it seems that knowing all the physical facts could not tell us whether some mental states were true of some person, or some meaning true of her words neither could be exceptionlessly predicted or explained, just as mental anomalism maintains.
