Sentence examples for consistent with the classification from inspiring English sources

The structural observation suggests that Ile34 may not be a major contributor to the affinity of DNA binding by TALE repeats, consistent with the classification of NI as a "weak" TALE code (Streubel et al., 2012).

This finding is consistent with the classification, based on the crystallinity of secondary silicate and sulphide phases, of Y-980115 as a stage II meteorite heated to 250 500 °C (Nakamura et al. 2015) and Y-82162 as a stage II/III meteorite heated to ~500 °C (Nakamura 2005).

The value of K DP is ranging from − 1 to 1°/km, and the value of ρ HV is ranging from 0.95 to 1. From the distribution of these polarization parameters, it can be inferred that the precipitation particles in this region should be raindrops, and it is consistent with the classification results of the system.

The results observed were consistent with the classification of sit4 and reg1 as llc strains.

This close phylogenetic relationship is consistent with the classification of both I-Pae and E-Pae within the same pathovar of P. syringae.

Consistent with the classification of Osw3 in the proteinase K subfamily [11], this observation suggests that Osw3 is not specific for cleavage after basic amino acids.

The classification of mandates as being 'strong' versus 'weak' is not universal, although it is broadly consistent with the classifications used in the literature and is adopted here for convenience.

Observations on the test compounds were consistent with the revised classification, termed the developability classification system (DCS), showing it to be of greater value in predicting what factors are critical to in vivo performance than the widely used BCS.

Thus the successive revision theory explains the significance of the upper-middle-lower classification in a way consistent with the linguistic classification, but without assuming that the traditional arrangement of the texts is faulty and without positing unknown missing texts, as Graham's theory does.

In general, the genomic classification of the 24 lines was consistent with the proteomic classification of the 24 lines.

The system of classification as presented in Table 1 is consistent with the ASIA classification[ 14], textbooks of neurophysiology[ 15], and is reflective of standard practice in our clinic.