Sentence examples for consistent with the ends from inspiring English sources

It is the job of the police to enforce the law consistent with the ends of justice.

The structures of the insertion vectors in these mutants is consistent with the ends of some linear vector DNA being resected by nucleolytic activities in cells and ligated together before being integrated as tandem copies into the genome as previously observed by others (Additional file 5: Table S2 and Additional file 6: Figure S4, and [ 20, 21, 25]).

The design, development and reliability of a chemical product and the process to manufacture it, need to be consistent with the end-use characteristics of the desired product.

The upper part of the sequence, dating between c. 5700 and 4650 cal yr BP records a significant environmental instability towards dryer climatic conditions, consistent with the end of the African Humid Period.

The ineffectiveness of D-AP5 infusion at P37 on the induction of over-representation of the exposed orientation seems consistent with the end of the critical period for 1-week GR.

Our results indicate that African freshwater invasions of Tetraodon species occurred between 17 38 MA (Figure 5), which is consistent with the end of the major marine incursions in this region during the early and middle Eocene (37 54.8 MA) [62].

The colonization of West Africa 37 MYA is consistent with the end of a major marine incursion in the region (Fig. 1) and the split between the two Tanganyikan endemics suggests divergence during the early stages of lake formation approximately 9 12 MYA.

These sheet lengths are consistent with the end point sheet sizes observed in the STEM images.

We wondered if errors consistent with the 5' end artifact might be present in other genomes.

Risk differences during therapy (supplementary material) were consistent with the end of therapy findings.

We show here that these findings are more readily explained by enhanced actin-filament elongation rates mediated by processive interaction of Ena/VASP proteins with filament barbed ends, consistent with the actoclampin end-tracking motor hypothesis (Dickinson and Purich, 2002; Dickinson et al, 2002, 2004; Dickinson, 2009).