Sentence examples for compatible with the study from inspiring English sources

In our experience of a single case of HCC in FALD, HCC showed strong restricted diffusion, whereas FNH-like nodules did not show diffusion restriction, compatible with the study by Wells et al. [22] (Figs. 3d and 4d).

First, the borrowed categories must be compatible with the study's purpose and theoretical frame (Ezzy, 2002; Merriam, 2009; Straus and Corbin, 1990).

Our results are compatible with the study of Piolot et al. [48], which showed that deletion of the first 32 amino acids of KSHV LANA abrogated nuclear localization, since this would disrupt the bipartite NLS.

For instance, it is compatible with the study of Elofsson et al. [10] who recorded many correlates (finger temperature, heart rate, skin conductance, blood pulse oximeter oxygen saturation) and observed modifications after EMDR compatible with activation of the cholinergic and inhibition of the sympathetic systems.

The finding of positive BEAlbumin in a large number of the included patients is compatible with the study of Funk et al. [ 11].

We also found the lowest activity in urine containing P. mirabilis and Candida species, so this result is compatible with the study of Al-Khalidi and Chaglassian [ 13].

Our findings are compatible with this study, including the gender difference in the risk estimates for glioma, although direct comparisons between the two studies are hampered by differences in design and setting.

However, we found no influence of the type of fish ingested (lean/white or fat/oily) in this study, which is compatible with the CAPS study 33 and recent data from Norway.

Further research incorporating intent-to-treat approaches is clearly needed, given the possible beneficial or hazardous effect sizes still compatible with this study's results, the pressing need for interventions against suicide, and the broad potential use of lithium.

The results of our investigations using case control studies do not confirm the findings of the German KiKK or French Geocap studies and are indeed less compatible with the KiKK study estimates than the UK estimates based on an areal analysis and reported in COMARE (2011).

These are compatible with the present study in that the highest prevalence and intensity were recorded in L. niloticus which represented 100%, followed by H. forskahlii, which have a prevalence of 82%, and the lowest were in O. niloticus and T. galilaea that recorded prevalence of 35.6 and 0.14% respectively.