Sentence examples for charges consistent with from inspiring English sources

The atoms at the low coordination sites possess the small amount of charges consistent with the crystal field theory.

These values are smaller than the respective formal charges, consistent with the mixed ionic/covalent character of the compound.

Howard Wilson, Mr. Harriton's lawyer, said in a statement yesterday that his client had "decided to settle this civil case as a result of the S.E.C. having agreed to limit its finding to a charge consistent with negligence by Harriton in his actions".

We find that NF structure is sensitive to changes in brush thickness mediated by chain charge, consistent with the experimental observation that sidearm phosphorylation regulates interfilament spacing.

Compared to protein-free media, the protein corona formed in both FCS- and BSA-containing media prevents the aggregation of silica NPs, regardless of their initial surface charge, consistent with the view that protein corona formation enhances the colloidal stability and prevents aggregation due to steric stabilization.

"Judge Kaplan's refusal to rule that the Ecuador judgment is unenforceable due to Chevron's fabricated fraud charges is consistent with the unanimous rulings of appellate courts in the United States and Ecuador that Kaplan has no legal authority to block enforcement of the Ecuador judgment," Ms. Hinton said in an e-mailed statement.

Under EU law, rail companies are only allowed to charge fees consistent with the amount of wear caused by a train journey.

Eritrea's ambassador to the United States defended his own government's roundup of journalists by claiming that their detention without charge was consistent with the United States' detention of material witnesses and aliens suspected by the United States of terrorist activities...

Reactant activation on the catalyst generates a negatively charged intermediate, consistent with a nucleophilic mechanism.

Particle size and known concentrations of discrete particle size distributions were shown to influence the measured surface charge densities consistent with previously reported results.

Gradient flipping (GF), is based on the charge-flipping (CF) algorithm which was originally developed for X-ray crystallography [30] where it is very effective in finding sparse solutions of the charge density consistent with experimental diffraction data.