Sentence examples for consistent with argument from inspiring English sources

This spectrum inversion hypothesis is ruled out by P3, and P3 is of course consistent with Argument F's conclusion.

This observation is consistent with argument that longer incubation time leads to increased mitochondrial respiration due to the formation of the oxidation products [ 27].

These results are consistent with arguments that dW/dt is only weakly sensitive to jet entering the collection tank and to the turbulence inside the tank.

In unrelated acquisitions, however, this relationship becomes increasingly negative as knowledge base concentration increases, consistent with arguments for an impaired peripheral vision and core rigidities.

The negative relationship observed between net density at the subdivision level and summer electricity usage is consistent with arguments in favor of more compact development patterns and is interpreted in the context of the heat island effect.

25This is consistent with arguments that the state's research universities have tougher grading standards than other institutions and may have increased grading standards in STEM fields post-HOPE.

These findings are consistent with arguments that active involvement of communities is a potential avenue to enhance mutual collaboration between healthcare providers and clients towards quality service improvement [8, 19, 23, 24].

The results indicate that explanations for the participation of Japanese firms are largely consistent with arguments based on North American and European cases regarding regulatory pressure and incentives, market pressure, and self-regulation, but only partially consistent regarding the role of firm size.

Consistent with arguments put forward in a recent review [40], integrated genomic approaches, such as expression and ChIP-Seq profiling used here, provide a much less arbitrary way to select regions for sequence motif analysis than pure in silico approaches and should therefore be widely applicable to study transcriptional dysregulation in disease.

Consistent with arguments for more stringent error control in modeling,[ 74, 75] an α of 0.01 was adopted a priori.

We assume that fish can commit to sexual maturity immediately after emergence, consistent with arguments by Mangel (1994) and Thorpe et al. (1998) that maturity is regulated by inhibition.