Sentence examples for be in consonance from inspiring English sources

Teaching should be dynamic, means teaching contents must be in consonance with the current research trends.

Characteristic features of electrospinning of HPC fibers appear to be in consonance with the established mechanism of polymer fiber formation via electrospinning.

This would be in consonance with reports that show that TIM interacts with actin, microtubules and membranes [27] [30] and that TIM binding to the latter structures is affected in human TIM deficiencies [29].

This perhaps may be in consonance with the sexual mores in Ghana where reference to sexuality-related issues are done using euphemisms.

Since alloxan is known to destroy pancreatic β-cells, the present findings appear to be in consonance with the earlier suggestion of Jackson and Bressler [ 36] that sulphonylureas have extra- pancreatic antihyperglycemic mechanism of action secondary to their insulin secreting effect and the attendant glucose uptake into, and utilization by, the tissues.

"In the end, you gravitate to a place where the management views are in consonance with yours.

What you say upon the influence of this contest is in consonance with a favorite idea of mine – that it is revolution that calls out the man.

This is in consonance with Le Chatelier's principle.

This trend is in consonance with the dielectric constant of the mobile phase.

The value of α is in consonance with earlier reports on Brownian coagulation [20, 28].

This is in consonance with the studies of Omar Hattab et al. (1998).