Sentence examples for consistent with prior reporting from inspiring English sources

We call this phenomenon "DNS redirection," though others sometimes refer to the situation as "DNS hijacking". Consistent with prior reporting by Dynamic Internet Technology, our data show that such sites were consistently unreachable in their entirety.

However, the price is consistent with prior reporting in New York Magazine that the company was seeking $20 million in funding.

Consistent with prior reports in infants, visual and motor regions were identified as emerging hub areas, specifically in cerebellar areas.

We also observed dose-dependent weight loss in KPT-350-treated animals (Fig. S3b), consistent with prior reports of anorexia and weight loss following treatment with SINE compounds36.

This is exactly what we observed (Fig. 3A): in the LATL and the vmPFC, a two-phase activity increase was elicited for phrases over lists in both language modalities, with a slightly earlier time-course for the vmPFC than the LATL, consistent with prior reports for speech8.

FA displayed a foveal lesion with early hyperfluorescence and late staining (Fig. 1b, c), consistent with prior reports of Candida chorioretinitis [7].

Up to 50 mol% occupancy of PEG, the results are consistent with prior reports demonstrating the linear relationship between the hydrodynamic diameter of nanoparticles and PEG density [19].

We can consider this aura to be consistent with prior reports of an association between epilepsy and migraine, particularly all three types of FHM.

Higher net endogenous acid production based on biomarkers (urea nitrogen and potassium) was modestly associated with faster CKD progression consistent with prior reports, but only among those without diabetes.

Not surprisingly, our BD patients with vs. without comorbid EDs had significantly greater overall current BD illness severity (CGI-BP-OS), also consistent with prior reports (Fornaro et al. 2010; Wildes et al. 2007).

There was a trend for patients who ultimately had poor neurologic outcomes to cool more quickly and overshoot their temperature upon rewarming, consistent with prior reports of impaired thermoregulation among patients with poor neurologic prognosis (Fig. 1b, see [12]).