Sentence examples for conditions is consistent from inspiring English sources
The emergence of oscillatory firing under these two specific experimental conditions is consistent with electrophysiological recordings not used during construction of the model.
The increase of foam stability by Tween 85 under quiescent conditions is consistent with the measured high interfacial shear viscosity.
(c) Bifurcation diagram of steady-state temperatures, as calculated by a MD simulation using experimental conditions, is consistent with the experimentally observed bifurcated feature shown in a. Error bars represent the s.e.e
Increasing complementary effects with improving growing conditions is consistent with the stress-gradient hypothesis if competition for light is considered to be the stressor.
It is shown that the noise contribution to the measured energy resolution, under optimal conditions, is consistent with a fluctuation of (one standard deviation) approximately 200 electrons at the VPT anode.
When the diagnosis of conditions is consistent with the certain condition, the fractal dimension will be within the range of the specific conditions, allowing fault diagnosis.
Real time NWD measurements during transient anodic dry-out conditions were consistent with gradual membrane dehydration.
Hiba Zayadin, an assistant researcher at Human Rights Watch focusing on the United Arab Emirates, said the coerced confession and inhumane conditions were consistent with other allegations of torture in Emirati detention.
And finally, the measured transient evolutions the plastic flow in complex loading conditions are consistent with the hypotheses of the model.
And we're also going to assume then it's characterized by a linear constant coefficient differential equation, where we're going to impose the condition that it's causal linear and time invariant, or equivalently that the initial conditions are consistent with the initial rest.
The pattern of leaf economic responses to heat stress observed under controlled climate conditions are consistent with the micro23- and macro-morphological8,9 patterns of fossil Ginkgoales at the Triassic – Jurassic boundary, suggesting that heat stress may have potentially played a role in floral turnover recorded at the boundary71,76.
