Sentence examples for consistent with existence from inspiring English sources

We identified that the largest event dynamically triggered a mid-M6 event at Yufuin (80 km northeast of the epicenter), which is consistent with existence of the 20-km long zone where seismicity was activated and surface offset was observed.

Two bands were seen in the refolded FP sample, consistent with existence of tetrameric (164 kDa) and monomeric (41 kDa) forms.

CF unpublished data) and the presence of signal for Plk1 (albeit relatively low) observed when HA-tagged-cdc25C-T130A is immunoprecipitated is consistent with existence of Wt-T130A complexes.

In such a case, the start codon of SPO0877 would be in position 935 284 on the chromosome, being consistent with the existence of SPO_PG034.

William L. Rowe has written "granted incompatibilism, there is a fairly compelling argument for the view that the existence of evil is logically consistent with the existence of the theistic God", referring to Plantinga's argument.

Furthermore, in the examined case being the patterns consistent with the existence of dichotomous growth, i.e. the combination of convergence within regions and divergence among regions, they can be of help to rulers to effectively address their policy intervention.

Taken together, observations made by Garrigues et al. (2016) and by us are consistent with the existence of four groups, although rigorous testing of the existence of class-level clades will require closer scrutiny in future studies.

The opponent of theism alleges that a triad of properties traditionally held to belong to God's nature — omniscience, omnipotence and omnibenevolence — are not jointly consistent with the existence of evil in the world.

This would be consistent with the existence of junky worlds as it is consistent with the existence of gunky worlds.

These reports are consistent with the existence of discrete interconvertible subsets of cells existing within the stem cell compartment, and that some of these subsets are closer to exiting the stem cell compartment than others.

Such a case is consistent with the existence of competing conceptions of what R consists in: weak homomorphism, isomorphism, 'seriously dyadic' correspondence, a causal n-place correspondence relation, etc.