Sentence examples for consistent to some from inspiring English sources

It is worthy to mention that no coke formation (oligomers) was observed, which is not consistent to some other observations made for other platinum-containing catalysts.

It is crucial to state that both (5) and (6) correspond to simplified theoretical approximations which are consistent to some extent with experimental results available in the literature.

The β diversity, a measure of a differentiation rate of regional SID (states) comparing to local SID (bands), also shows wavy patterns that are consistent, to some degree, among bands of different states (Fig. 4b).

In the sensitivity analysis, the ORs and 95% CI directions remained stable, suggesting that the results were consistent to some extent.

This finding is consistent to some extent with the work of Yang et al. [ 3] who found comparable values of movement-related adaptation at the shoulder when comparing level overground and uphill (i.e., 3° slope) MWC propulsions.

The CT patterns of small peripheral adenocarcinomas on thin-section CT were consistent to some extent with the pathologic classifications raised by Noguchi (50% for type C; 100% for types D F).

This is consistent to the literature, as some diagnostic tests and essential items such as MRI, PET (a common cancer scan), bone density scans, wigs to cover the balding head, special inner garments and some cancer drugs are not covered by the Medicare [ 39].

This finding was consistent to previous studies that some G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) were able to promote actin reorganization and result in cell shape changes and enhanced cell migration [ 13, 29], indicating that GPR39 might directly alter the cytoskeleton to favor the tumor cell invasion and metastasis in ESCC.

Indeed, after Aleppo it seems most likely that pro-regime forces will switch their focus to the country's capital, especially to Eastern Ghouta, where a determined opposition led primarily by Jaish al-Islam and Faylaq al-Rahman has posed a consistent challenge to some of Syria's most elite military units but has more recently suffered the effects and siege and inter-factional squabbling.

Faced with this challenge, attendees at the EMBO Workshop on Histone Variants that took place in October, 2011 in Strasbourg, France, found it desirable to develop some consistent rules to apply when naming variants, both to minimize confusion and to aid searching.

"There has to be some consistent vision to the choice of products, but I turned that over to others when I was distracted by other things," he said.