Sentence examples for consistent with reference from inspiring English sources

Measurements of the loss tangent of polar liquids that are consistent with reference data were obtained following calibration against single-crystal specimens that have very low loss.

The cross sections for a number of ore fields obtained by inversion with the new SPI-SV code (self-potential inversion, Siberian version) have been corroborated by later drilling and are consistent with reference geologic sections used in algorithm testing.

This result is similar to that for WS2 bulk material and is consistent with reference [23], indicating the local lattice structure of the Co-doped nanorods is comparable with that of the bulk WS2 crystals in spite of its poor crystallinity.

Consistent with reference material (99.6- 102.0°C) and 98-99°C 98-99°Cd by Djureported. 1979.

The objectives of the fedayeen were articulated in the statements and literature they produced, which were consistent with reference to the aim of destroying Zionism.

We also selected candidates whose sequences and structure features are consistent with reference range values as listed in Table 2.

The Saudi account of Mr. Harbi having left the kingdom on Sept. 21 would appear to be consistent with references on the tape that suggested it had been shot in the early aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks.

Our work is consistent with reference-case recommendations of the Panel on Cost-Effectiveness in Health and Medicine for conducting and reporting cost-effectiveness analyses, including the use of a societal perspective [17].

Furthermore we validated differential expression of IL1R2 and Livin/BIRC7 by RT-PCR and immunohistochemistry. Implementation of the gene expression data in the apoptosis pathway map suggested two higher level defects of the pathway at the level of cell death receptors and within the intrinsic signaling cascade consistent with references on apoptosis in PDAC.

For each SNP, the allele consistent with the reference genome is called the reference allele, and the other allele is called the non-reference allele.

Part of our experimental data is listed in the Appendix 3, Table 5. Results show an average of 73% of the annotator labels were consistent with the reference standard annotation for middle-level labeling and an average of 69% were consistent with the reference standard annotation for fine-grained subclasses labeling, as shown in Table 1.