Sentence examples for consistent notions from inspiring English sources

In any case, Darwin had privately been playing with such consistent notions on the chemical roots of the first species, which Haeckel had missed when reading On the Origin of Species (Peretó et al. 2009); moreover, today we know of his confessed repentance of the use of the "Pentateuchal term of creation," expressed in a letter to Joseph D. Hooker (1817 1911) (Darwin 1863).

This is a normal, adaptive and reversible process that is biologically advantageous to protect the injured structure from further insult and is a consistent notion within the structural-pathology paradigm [ 26].

The loya jirga, moreover, is not only deeply rooted in Pashtun tradition, but is also consistent with notions of Western representative democracy.

This is consistent with notion that menthol had potentiated the action of endogenous tonic GABA.

This notion seems consistent with the notion of a special-self system.

This is consistent with previous notions suggesting the lower relapse rate in patients with GVHD.

The results presented here are consistent with previous notions on how Fungi came into being.

The finding, they wrote, "is consistent with the notion that obesity is economically burdensome for women".

There is nothing in these results consistent with the notion that 'butter is back'".

But it was entirely consistent with the notion of preëmptive self-mockery.

The data is consistent with this notion, even if it is not sufficient to prove it.