Sentence examples for consistent with our work from inspiring English sources

This line of thought is consistent with our work: as an economy transitions to an increasing returns production structure, democratic transitions are more likely.

Consistent with our work on neocortical synapses [9], [41] [43], the resolution of the conical maps at 11,000× was ∼6 nm, and at 31,000× it was ∼3 nm in all directions.

Consistent with our work, Ooe found activin A suppresses the proliferation of SH, but cannot induce apoptosis of SH.

Consistent with our work, hyaluronan has also been previously associated with cell survival and protection of apoptosis in colon carcinoma cells [ 59].

All three of these lines of expansion could flow from (and be consistent with) our work, although developing well-specified empirical tests remains a challenge.

Thus, approximately 40% of the genes identified in the Pickett et al. study are consistent with our work, despite being conducted in different cells from a different species exposed for 18 hr, rather than 6 hr.

Consistent with our working hypothesis, monthly drug consumption in MOH patients resulted to be influenced by the examined BDNF polymorphism (Fig. 2), both if univariate, and both if multiple regression analyses (to control the association for such possible confounding factors) are performed.

Thus, consistent with our working hypothesis, the alanine-scan mutants did show reduced, albeit specific, binding to the corresponding receptor, IL-11Rα (Figure 3C).

Collectively, these studies are consistent with our working model in which Msi represses Jag1 translationally, in turn altering Notch activity required for EMT.

Together, these observations are consistent with our working hypothesis that tubulobulbar complexes that form between Sertoli cells and spermatids are subcellular machines that internalize intact intercellular adhesion junctions and that the complexes are a key element of the sperm release mechanism.

The result indicates that the ratios of the biased genes again generally increase in the order of A to F. Especially, the ratios are less than 1% in class A for all species and class B for most of the species, which is again consistent with our working hypothesis.