Sentence examples for consistent with the concluding from inspiring English sources

Twenty seven cases is a small sample for most quantitative research so this work needs to be considered qualitative, except for the fact that all the judicial decisions were consistent with the concluding opinions expressed in the writer's reports.

These results are highly consistent with those concluded in Rao et al. Closer comparisons were made between this study and the one reported by Cazzell et al. [2012] in fNIRS research.

This finding is also consistent with the one concluded in Figures 6 and 7. Table 6 Correlation coefficients between water depth and Cl, Ca, and SO4 at LZ40 from 1999 to 2009 Variable Lagging days Correlation coefficient Cl 51 −0.7/−0.57 Ca 51 −0.72/−0.83 SO4 51 −0.7/−0.66.

These results are consistent with the experimental observations concluding that the mutations decrease flexibility and then impact the activity of PON1 enzyme.

Also, these results are not consistent with the study that concluded that onychophagia does not reflect any underlying emotional disturbance [ 17].

Interestingly, and consistent with the above, Stebbins concluded from extensive studies of plant morphology that asexuals are incapable of true evolutionary innovation [ 49].

These results are consistent with previous reports concluding that the level of oxidative stress in cells is proportional to the level of glycolysis.

This in turn is consistent with a study concluding that the effects of psychotherapy for adult depression in meta-analyses are overestimated [ 27].

The second aspect of our intervention is the cognitive improvement related to COPD found in the intervention group, which is consistent with other studies concluding that COPD patients classified as adherent had greater understanding of their illness and their options for disease management [ 36].

This is consistent with previous studies concluding that a C/T ratio < 50% is consistent with a non-invasive tumor [ 4, 6, 7].

Concerning racial and ethnic differences in exposure, our findings are consistent with previous studies concluding that Black nonsmokers have higher serum cotinine levels than do White or Mexican American nonsmokers [ 6].