Sentence examples for call is consistent with from inspiring English sources

This call is consistent with United Nations resolutions, which define the Malvinas/Falkland question as a "special colonial situation" involving a sovereignty dispute between Argentina and the United Kingdom that must be settled through negotiations between both parties, taking into consideration the interests of the inhabitants of the islands.

This call is consistent with the will of the American people, who, according to a 2015 Gallup and Pew polls, overwhelmingly support the elimination of the U.S. trade embargo against Cuba.

Mr. Cooper said his memory of that early call was consistent with Mr. Knoop's account.

Four to six common V. vinifera cultivars were used as an internal control and to ensure allele calls were consistent with samples run on silver stained sequencing gels.

Outcome measures at 1 and 6 months after patients' index calls are consistent with recommendations of Prevention of Falls Network Europe (PrOFaNE).

The findings for Quitline calls are consistent with the previous New Zealand work that examined such calls in the weeks and a two-month period after the new law [ 6].

Of particular note, the default OpEx indel calls are consistent with the clinical convention (i.e. called at the most 3' position in the coding strand) but if alternative representation(s) are possible this is noted and the call at the most 5' position is also provided.

Steps towards universal access beyond 2010 This call to action is consistent with the key strategies proposed by a broad range of stakeholders for the new Global Health Sector Strategy for HIV/AIDS, 2011-2015.

The mutant male flies produced less cVA than wild-type males, but more of other pheromones called pentacosenes, which is consistent with the observed behaviour because cVA attracts females and repels males, whereas pentacosenes act as aphrodisiacs for male flies in large amounts.

Significant geographical variation in the call of H. leucophyllata is consistent with other studies on frogs (e.g., [ 6- 8, 23- 26].

In contrast, Hamilton et al. [ 11] have recently argued that the allometric scaling of both durations and their sum, which Hamilton et al. [ 11] call "total development time," is consistent with the predictions of the Metabolic Theory of Ecology (MTE).