Sentence examples for be consistent with some from inspiring English sources

Although foliar disease scoring was not done in our study to enable further investigation, the effect on chromosome 7 being expressed under both + P and –P conditions would be consistent with some type of biotic resistance.

"Obviously, the injuries were consistent with a homicide, but they also certainly could be consistent with some type of tragic accident".

The leopard (Appaloosa) mutation was also discovered, which was found to be consistent with some cave paintings dating to 25,000 years ago that depict spotted horses.

Many of the wounds to bystanders were "mostly in the lower extremity areas, such as legs and ankles, which would be consistent with some of the ricochet fragmented ballistics we found," Mr. Browne said.

To be consistent with some data is not the same as being a good explanation of the data.

However, even if this is the case, critics have suggested that this view may still be consistent with some versions of the Repugnant Conclusion (e.g. Ryberg 1996b).

These results are consistent with some past research.

This is consistent with some of the views Mr Abbott has expressed over many, many years.

This finding is consistent with some but not all histories of atmospheric and oceanic O2 concentrations.

And interestingly, they are consistent with some work done in the UK.

These predictions are consistent with some earlier AFM investigations on fluorinated films.