Sentence examples for consistent with a hypothesis from inspiring English sources

This topology is consistent with a hypothesis of anagenesis: Z. magnus lived no less than 73.5 Mand, and T. rex lived between 66.0 and ~67.2 67.4 Ma48.

This fact appears to be consistent with a hypothesis of active capacitive load behaviour for the PEO process.

The evidence is strongest for women, and consistent with a hypothesis that reduced job security has a disciplining effect.

Because the plates contained many blood vessels, the alternating placement appears consistent with a hypothesis of thermoregulation.

Consistent with a hypothesis of common mechanisms underlying both processes, we found evidence for a relationship between social learning and innovativeness.

These findings are consistent with a hypothesis that epidermal attenuation of UV-B would only be reduced in poplar, which accumulated the additional epidermal screening compounds.

Investigations of metabolic activity of abalone under simulated harvest stress from New South Wales and southern Tasmania populations were consistent with a hypothesis of adaptation to local thermal regimes57.

But so far, the results of the "fundamentals" models when tested on real data have been consistent with a hypothesis of no forecasting skill but instead some random variance centered around a poorly performing mean.

The medium-term effects are larger in magnitude, which is consistent with a hypothesis of recovery over time, but some effects still persist 10 years after exposure.

Such findings are consistent with an hypothesis of blood-brain barrier impairment in schizophrenia [9].

Consistent with an hypothesis of an adaptive functionality for SphK1, replenishing the media with complete serum was associated with the reversal of SphK1 activity towards its basal levels.