Sentence examples for compatible with changes from inspiring English sources
However, to be compatible with changes to Delta's revenue-based program, customers could earn as few as 25percentt of the miles flown when they fly on Delta and credit to Alaska, or vice versa.
These changes are compatible with changes in the proportion of antibody that binds the ligand mono- or multivalently, since approaching surface saturation leads to a larger proportion of monovalent antibody binding.
The author argues that the lung cancer mortality pattern observed in the United States since 1950 is entirely compatible with changes in smoking behavior among the various birth cohorts examined.
Analysis of expression profiles and coexpressed features of the pollen-preferential transcripts related to cell cycle, transcription, the ubiquitin/26S proteasome system, phytohormone signalling, the kinase system and defense/stress response revealed five expression patterns, which are compatible with changes in major cellular events during pollen development and germination.
The significant changes observed are compatible with slight changes in the timing of the breast tissue development by effect of BBP exposure.
We must bravely abandon accustomed but obsolete systems and adopt ones more compatible with the changes we have seen taking place in Japan.Masaro Sakashita Osaka* SIR – Your leader ("Where will it end?", March 26th) construed an interesting argument on the propriety of NATO interventions in Libya, Yemen and Bahrain, synthesised as "you intervene when you can", not to prove a principle.
Findings compatible with degenerative changes indicative of OA were recorded.
These findings are compatible with central changes of sensory transmission [ 11].
However, ischemic injury compatible with the changes found in cats with FHN are found in experimental global cerebral ischemia [ 33].
In addition, the inward movement of TM6 towards H8 is compatible with the changes occurring in the TM6/H8 FRET pairs.
Furthermore, it is compatible with the changes in gradients observed when introns are present in UTRs and the decrease in CDS GC-content variance with gene intron number.
