Sentence examples for broadly consistent with our from inspiring English sources

"Today's decision is broadly consistent with our view that the R.B.A. would pause in the first quarter, though it has come one month earlier than we expected," said George Tharenou, an economist at UBS in Sydney.

That poll was broadly consistent with our model's prior take on Michigan, which also gave him about a 6-point lead there — although the polling firm in question had previously shown relatively good numbers for Mr. Romney, including a slim lead in a poll it conducted of the state in June.

We interpret the findings from the group estimations as broadly consistent with our results from the analysis of individual wages.

Complementary estimates on the effects of the German mileage tax and complementary estimates based on the synthetic control method are broadly consistent with our main results, although the latter are not statistically significant.

Whilst the latter suggestion is broadly consistent with our interpretation, a specific comparison to crown-group echinoderms remains more problematic.

A report from Andrew Phillips,[9] which was based on a large Europe cohort of patients starting HAART, found results broadly consistent with our own.

While the findings just described are broadly consistent with the GRH, in our samples RNA contributed only ∼10% of total P, in contrast to a previous finding of ∼50% for bacteria, crustaceans, and insects [8].

This is broadly consistent with the findings of our study, whose subjects were unmarried young female students.

In Table 6, which shows the frequencies of mutations resulting from all 12 possible mispairs for WT, E710A, and Y766A, the aggregate mutation frequencies at each template base (fourth entry for each template base) are broadly consistent with the expectations from our biochemical analysis.

However, our results were broadly consistent with previously reported prospective studies, supporting our conclusions.

These values are broadly consistent with previous reports and also with our ability to form complexes for structure determination (Woehlke et al., 1997; Okada and Hirokawa, 1999; Sindelar and Downing, 2010).