Sentence examples for be inconsistent with an from inspiring English sources
The aircraft shown on Iranian television appeared to be in good condition, which would seem to be inconsistent with an uncontrolled landing, although a close inspection of the images appeared to show a fracture on part of the wing that had been taped.
Increases in eNO in those children with a higher density of roadways near their home would not be inconsistent with an allergic mechanism.
HSE percentage may not be a direct indicator of the level of medical service of an area, since HSE percentage may be inconsistent with an area's economic development.
This finding appears to be inconsistent with an earlier study in which the number of tryptase-positive mast cells in bronchial submucosa declined between the infection and convalescent periods, but no initial increase was seen between baseline and infection.
Twin studies have shown that HbA1c has a heritable component of variability, which would be inconsistent with an exact relationship between blood glucose and HbA1c that does not have any interindividual variability (12– 12).
Any increase in the disproportionality of breast cancer in the upper outer quadrant would be inconsistent with an explanation relating to the greater amount of target epithelial tissue in that region but does parallel the increasing use of cosmetics in the underarm area [ 2- 5].
A free energy surface describing the interaction is calculated using molecular dynamics simulations, and found to be inconsistent with a mechanism in which portal rotation drives DNA import.
This finding would be inconsistent with a genetic requirement for Notch signaling during the initial fate selection.
Thus in HEK293 cells, our single cell ppERK signaling data seem to be inconsistent with a bistable RasGTP model.
