Sentence examples for consistent with category from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, the number of Top 1 ranks were very different, 146 (Team Kind) versus 120 (Team Allen); consistent with Category 2 CFM_orig had more Top 10 entries but fewer Top 1 and 3 entries than MS-FINDER.

This is consistent with category IV representing localisation to the new membrane expanding between the daughter cells, which follows actin polymerization around the midbody (Herszterg et al., 2013b).

These two concepts are consistent with the category adjustment model [14] [15] and provide connections between the mechanisms of perceptual heuristics [11], [13] and categorical organization [7] [9] (also see [10]).

Those enzyme activities expressed in aspen but not L. bicolor that map to biosynthesis of steroids (map00100), share considerable overlap with the pathway for synthesis of plant hormones (map01070) suggesting this observation is generally consistent with the category of plant-specific metabolism.

Consistent with the category-based view, we observed for both hypothesized regions of interest (ROI) and exploratory (whole-brain analyses) reduced activity in the left anterior temporal lobe (ATL) for taxonomically related versus unrelated word pairs, and for the exploratory analysis only, reduced activity in the right ATL.

We expected to see very little overlap of the two curves, consistent with distinct categories.

The themes that emerged from the data were consistent with the categories from the theoretical data.

Only impacts that were consistent with the categories of interest within this model were scored.

These results are consistent with the category-specific pattern observed in stroke patients with lesions in this same region [ 18].

The age distribution of the respondents was also consistent with the categories of medical and nursing staff.

Immigrants were then categorized into four groups denoting number of years since arrival (0-<5years, 5-<10 years, 10-<20 years, ≥20 years), consistent with age categories used in previous research [ 13].