Sentence examples for conformed with other from inspiring English sources

Because of that, the passage of the initial laws is often described as a product of racism, yet use of hashish by near eastern immigrants were also cited, as well as the misuse of pharmaceutical hemp, and the laws conformed with other legislation that was being passed around the country.

The Spanish league has acceded to FIFA's request to alter its schedule to conform with other European leagues.

Studies of tai chi are hard to conduct, because tai chi masters differ in their instruction methods and often do not want to change what they do to conform with other teachers, said Dr. Jorge Juncos, a neurologist at the Emory University School of Medicine.

Some Eleventh Circuit judges may lean towards conforming with other circuits despite the flaws in those opinions, but Judge Merryday certainly appears to have the better of the argument here.

Later the name samaria used by Boisbaudran was transformed into samarium, to conform with other element names, and samaria nowadays is sometimes used to refer to samarium oxide, by analogy with yttria, zirconia, alumina, ceria, holmia, etc.

This goes conform with other studies [ 10, 24, 31].

109 Reasons for the observed increase since 2009 are not known, but may be due in part to a major commercial laboratory changing its reporting practices to conform with the other laboratories in Arizona, by reporting positive enzyme immunoassay (EIA) results as cases without confirmation by immunodiffusion.

The design and conduct of POWER in Canada conformed with prevailing legislation and other requirements pertaining to the conduct of research in humans, and to generally acknowledged principles of good clinical practice.

Wilson's theological views conformed with those of all of the other ministers in the colony except for Cotton, who instead stressed "the inevitability of God's will" (a covenant of grace).

But the overall picture conforms with other researchers' findings: it's not clear how much capacity the academy chains have to hammer up results, even if the early ones were a success.

This conforms with other studies where accumulations of proteins in bivalve tissue are simultaneously an indicator to maturation of gonads (Devi et al. 1985; Kreeger 1993; Rivonker and Parulekar 1995), and as a reserve prior to spawning activity (Nagabhushnam and Mane 1978; Gabbott and Peek 1991).