As Marcus (2004:40-45) poutts out in response to Elman et al. 1996, the ability of the brain to 'rewire' itself under exceptional circumstances is consistent with its having been 'prewired,' or set up, differently by the genes.
The possibility that the CPSF complex may be of variable composition, with CPSF30-independent configurations, would explain why polyadenylation could continue under such circumstances, and is consistent with a role for CPSF30 in alternative poly(A) site choice mediated by differential inactivation of the protein.
In those sorts of circumstances information that is consistent with preconceived stereotypes might be the first – and possibly only – thing that comes to mind.
However, Chisholm argued, for any material object statement P and for any sensory conditional (S & A) → (h E, there will be some other material object statement M about the circumstances of perception that is consistent with P, such that P and M can both be true while (S & A) → (h E is false.
"There's only one direction of travel towards a reformed, streamlined regulatory approach which secures public purposes but which does so in a way that's sensitive to the changing circumstances of radio and which is consistent with its economic vitality.
Finally, it is important to note that the size of SIRs across PTSD and adjustment disorder exposure groups may not be directly comparable because these have been standardised to slightly different populations; however, the current study is consistent with circumstances under which these differences would not have a meaningful impact on observed associations.
A software system complies with a regulation if its operation is consistent with the regulation under all circumstances.
