Sentence examples for compatible with reported from inspiring English sources
Expression patterns of EGFP were compatible with reported FGFR2 exon 8 expression patterns [23], [24], indicating that our reporter system reflects endogenous splicing regulation of FGFR2 in vivo and the genomic fragment used in the vector contains the regulatory elements necessary for tissue-specific switching of mutually exclusive exons.
The effect achieved a maximum inhibition of 60% of basal secretion rates, showing a threshold effective dose of 0.1 ng ml−1 compatible with reported plasma values of PTHrP.
However, our data are compatible with reported decreased peptidase levels found by others in depression.
The product of 12.7% is highly compatible with the reported prevalence of HY, suggesting very little recall error in the reporting of frequency over the last 3 months.
This type of mechanism is compatible with our ChIP results and with the observation by Damgaard et al. [8] that β-globin genes with mutated splice sites show reduced levels of active chromatin markers such as H3K9Ac and H3K4me3, and it is compatible with reports of the recruitment of chromatin modifiers by nascent RNAs [for example 39] [41].
This conclusion is entirely compatible with reports of larger preparation-related decreases in RT in studies that involve specific kinds of experimental conditions (e.g., the presence of cue information), or with the general notion that variability in mental preparedness (e.g., the occurrence of attentional lapses prior to trial onset) has an influence on RT [1], [8]).
This result was compatible with reports by the Japanese Urological Association (JUA) [ 3, 6] that 57% and 50% of patients received PADT in 2000 and 2004, respectively.
Our study results support the effectiveness of early intervention on children with ID, and the increase of 8.1 in IQ was compatible with reports from other countries [ 17, 28].
The correlations of IMT with the traditional CVD risk markers such as age, sex, smoking, cholesterol and pulse pressure, that we observed were compatible with reports in other population.
In our study, hospitalized children infected with pandemic (H1N1) 2009 were older and findings were compatible with reports from several other countries (8, 9 ), but findings were unlike those from Argentina, where 60% were infants (9 ).
