Sentence examples for consistent with out from inspiring English sources

The statement shortly after apologised for his tweets, which it said were "not consistent with out values".

He told the New York Times: "We are trying to say to the court that we are judicial and political conservatives and it is consistent with out values and philosophy for you to overturn Proposition 8".

This low survival is consistent with out-of-hospital cardiac arrest.

Interestingly, the peak from the labeled alanines is more intense than that from the unlabeled residues this has been ascribed 10 to interstrand coupling between C and C carbonyl groups consistent with out-of-register strands.

This paper examines the effect of Mexican immigrants on wages for African-Americans using various estimation methods and finds consistent negative estimates, pointing to an inverse relationship between Mexican immigrants and wages for African-Americans, which is consistent with crowding out and substitution effects.

This indicates that these populations have higher genetic diversity and is consistent with the "out of Africa" theory.

That ADMA concentrations were higher in those with angiographic obstructive CAD compared to the controls free of significant CAD, is consistent with 3 out of 5 largest reports on ADMA in relation to angiographic CAD [ 7- 14] 14].

Therefore, the largest effective ratio in the African population also indirectly supports the longest history of this population and is consistent with the 'Out of Africa' event hypothesis (Tishkoff et al. 1996; Reich et al. 2001).

The fact that most fossil records of the family including the oldest record in the Paleocene are found from North America [ 46] is consistent with this "out of North America" hypothesis.

Previous studies have found that 30-50% of males age 25 45 work in a state other than their birth state, depending on their level of education, which is broadly consistent with the out-migration we observe5.

This estimation is consistent with the "out-of-Africa" event which presumes that the European branch was expanded from Africa ∼80 40 kya.