Sentence examples for consistent with the common from inspiring English sources

This picture was consistent with the common view of Nazis at the time: they were the embodiment of evil, the point at which reality merged with melodrama and kitsch.

(The Times released a statement saying that the information it presented was "neither graphic nor disrespectful of victims, and consistent with the common line of reporting on weapons used in horrific crimes, as The Times and other media outlets have done following terrorist acts around the world, from Boston to Paris to Baghdad, and many places in between").

This is consistent with the common feature of HTH family of transcription factors.

This pattern is not consistent with the common left IVC variations reported in the literature.

This is consistent with the common concept that there are preferred amino acid sequences reactive with any given antigenic epitope.

Sintering above a solid volume fraction of 0.9 appeared to be dominated by pore shrinkage and elimination consistent with the common perception of final stage sintering.

The graph is consistent with the common presumption that natural products are much more difficult to synthesize than "standard" organic molecules.

It is consistent with the common sense: the coherent integration generally outperforms the non-coherent integration as long as actual target returns meet the underlying signal model.

We note that this classification is consistent with the common practices employed by ISPs on wired networks, where capacity is managed on a per-subscriber basis.

The behavior close to the Dirac point is consistent with the common adopted picture of the 2DEG split in a landscape of adjacent "electron-hole puddles" [21].

The situation in the valley is consistent with the common-sense expectation that people living near a road network usually have better life conditions than those living far away from it (which explains the lower NTD rates).