Sentence examples for consistent with existent from inspiring English sources

However, at a closer look, some of the peak frequencies excited by the major event on 3.2.2014 are consistent with existent peaks in the HVSR curve, although they might be weak.

Consistent with existent literature (10– 127 27), we found a high frequency of insulin restriction.

These findings are consistent with existent report of free action > instructed action contrasts (Cunnington et al., 2006; Lau et al., 2004, 2006).

The later is defined by Rogers [ 9] as the degree to which an innovation is perceived as being consistent with existent values, past experiences, and needs of a potential adoption unit.

We agree with his precautionary stance which, is consistent with the existent ethical standards for chimera research developed by the Internal Society for Stem Cell Research in 2007, and with more emphasis on animal welfare than on speculative concerns about moral humanization of the human/non-human animal chimera.

The existence of an additional selection pressure imposed on cytoplasmically expressed sequences was consistent with the existent of two mutations rather than one (C→U,G [1st parameter] and C→A,G [3rd parameter]) in human mRNA sequences and in other mammalian mRNA datasets (P. troglodytes, M. musculus; Table  1; Figure  3B).

Most respondents in our sample show preference and variance stability consistent with rational pre-existent and well formed preferences.

While these projections from our findings seem consistent with respect to the existent literature on culture [3], [5], they are still speculations that should be verified in studies of even more specific mechanisms of cultural differences in visual processing and the impact on memory for visual details.

Furthermore, comparison with existent numerical results is presented to validate the present analysis.

We illustrate the paper with several examples and provide extensive comparisons with existent results.

By late November, the detainee was evidencing behavior consistent with extreme psychological trauma (talking to non-existent people, reporting hearing voices, crouching in a corner of the cell covered with a sheet for hours on end)." Soon after the establishment of the Guantánamo camp, the F.B.I. sent several of its top counter-terrorism agents to the prison to interview detainees.