Sentence examples for both interpretations are consistent from inspiring English sources

Both interpretations are consistent with recent experiments in higher plants that have challenged the idea of TIPs as valid markers for vacuole sub-types [ 45, 46].

Both interpretations are consistent with the mosaic state of methylation which can be seen to a larger extent in the 2.2 kb deletion carriers but also through the slight inter-individual differences in the degree of methylation at different CTS in most individuals with a 1.4 or 1.8 kb deletion, as they still have a small amount of unmethylated sequences left.

Both interpretations are consistent with the finding that residents walk more in neighborhoods with pre-1945 construction (which include more porches and stoops) than in neighborhoods with more recent construction (which includes ground-floor parking) (Berrigan and Troiano 2002; Leccese and McCormick 2000).

We believe the interpretations are consistent with the document's criteria and the interpretations given by the expert panel.

Selected participants reviewed the findings and provided feedback to ensure our interpretations were consistent with their experience and understanding.

These interpretations were consistent with the observed allele frequencies for the six loci affecting fruit weight and shape.

Throughout the analysis we referred to the texts to check that our interpretations were consistent with the data (Guest et al. 2012).

Our results and interpretation are consistent with experimental studies showing that animals sleep for extended periods when mounting an immune response [ 13, 16].

This interpretation is consistent with sexual selection theory in which both direct male-male competition and sexual advertising are extremely costly [10], [11], leading to reduced male lifespan.

"This court's discussion of the Florida Constitution merely confirmed that its statutory interpretation was consistent with the principles of that Constitution".

That interpretation is consistent with Mrs. Lloyd's original intent, said Hudson Stoddard, who as chairman of the school board called on her in the mid-1960's to suggest that she give part of her estate for a new high school.