Sentence examples for consistent with failed from inspiring English sources
Healed injuries in herbivorous dinosaurs are consistent with failed predation [11], [13] but it is debatable whether these traces are actually the results of bites, or some other form of trauma.
The accumulation of polyploid cells is consistent with failed cytokinesis following inhibition of Aurora B kinase activity (Fig. 1b).
When Teneurins are absent, T-bars display defects consistent with failed synaptogenesis (Mosca et al., 2012).
We found that Fras1 deficiency is associated with failed UB growth between E10 11 in vivo and, consistent with failed UB penetration, bl/bl MMs remained uninduced and were apoptotic.
This is strictly larger than the previous dataset results; however, when taking a closer look at those values labelled as anomalous, the readings are consistent with a failed sensor.
Consistent with this, we failed to detect deglycosylation activity in the soluble fractions prepared from larval homogenate (Fig. 2B) or recombinant Pngl protein expressed in Sf21 cells (data not shown) under various conditions.
Consistent with this, CpA failed to efficiently displace RIPK2 from XIAPH223V in vitro under conditions where CpA readily displaced RIPK2 from XIAPWT (Fig 6H).
Dnmt3L protein expression has not been documented outside of pluripotent and germ cells; consistent with this, we failed to detect Dnmt3L in prefrontal cortex from juvenile male animals.
These data are also consistent with reports that failed to show any effect of pre-supplementation with NNS on BG in humans (10), but we modelled the study differently since pre-consumption would generally not reflect real-life behaviour.
Larval stages of the mosquito show virtually no sexual dimorphism in external features and consistent with this we failed to find microRNAs that were significantly differentially expressed between the two sexes.
Consistent with this, Alp7-L461A failed to complement either the hypersensitivity of the alp7Δ mutant to thiabendazole (TBZ; a microtubule depolymerizing drug) or growth at high temperature (supplementary Fig 1E online).
