Sentence examples for consistent with previous understanding from inspiring English sources

The results show that the local flame front response to turbulence is consistent with previous understanding of laminar premixed flames, in that rich premixed flames become intensified in regions of negative strain or curvature, while the opposite response is found for lean premixed flames.

Notwithstanding the small number of elderly subjects in our study, the results are consistent with previous understanding on how aging influences the magnitude and quality of the humoral immune response by affecting both the size and diversity of the B-cell repertoire and antibody affinity [ 25].

However, we did not observe conformational differences between the PrfA-DNA binary complex and the PrfA-DNA-GSH ternary complex, which is consistent with the previous understanding that PrfA could interact with DNA in vitro even in the absence of an activator.

This is consistent with the previous understanding of ESW outward propagation after generating in the region near the reconnection X-line (Li et al. 2014a).

It demonstrated that the ability of using glucose as energy source was lower in T2D patients, which was consistent with the previous understanding (32).

This finding is fully consistent with our previous understanding of cells in the proximal progenitor zone being in a transitional yet mitotically dividing state, and this finding is also consistent with the results of our current manuscript.

The information obtained from this protocol, consistent with previous clinical knowledge, enhanced our understanding of the dynamics of the human foot during stance.

But Pope Paul VI felt deeply that his conclusion was the only one consistent with previous papal pronouncements and with a certain understanding of natural law philosophy.

The qualitative findings are consistent with previous qualitative studies but further confirmation and understanding of the phenomenon can be gained from conducting case studies with mothers who have, or are experiencing postnatal depression.

Our findings were consistent with previous studies that found that patients have a poor understanding of discharge instructions overall [10, 11, 13], with return to ED instructions being the least understood.

Overall, these data are consistent with previous reports [ 8, 9] and extend our biochemical understanding of BRCA1 in these processes.