Sentence examples for consistent with the debate from inspiring English sources
Still, Appel offered a theory consistent with the debate surrounding it.
This finding is also consistent with the debate on the role of social interactions in determining the rate at which technologies are adopted (see for example, Conley and Udry 2005, Manski 2004).
These divisions are consistent with the debate over Obamacare and the way Americans have followed it.
This is consistent with the ongoing debate in the literature on the application of the GRADE approach to a range of decisions [ 10, 12].
He argued that it was meant to set the school apart from multiculturalism, which is consistent with the general public debate at the time where multicultural notions of citizenship was coming increasingly under fire.
Consistent with the evaluation sheets, there was some debate between the participants over the inclusion of certain criteria and over some of the recommended alternatives.
In his remarks the mayor declared that the commission's purpose was "to give advice, consistent with the law" and to open up a debate that in his opinion has become entirely one-sided.
"Limiting the number of candidates who are invited to participate in debates is not consistent with the tradition of the first-in-the-nation primary," Fergus Cullen, the party chairman, said in a statement on Monday.
Although the phylogenetic position of myriapods is still under debate, most phylogenies are consistent with the Mandibulata hypothesis, which proposes a sister group relationship of Myriapoda and Tetraconata (insects and crustaceans) [ 33].
The paper concludes by reviewing the debate over whether this eclectic position is consistent with the goals of advancing sustainability in higher education.
As complex interventions gain momentum in healthcare, guidelines for developing interventions and reporting on the design process will need to evolve, consistent with current debates of how complex interventions should be conceptualized and evaluated (23, 98, 107).
