Sentence examples for consistent with the explanation from inspiring English sources

The observations of these 15 events are consistent with the explanation of a threshold PRE for the generation of ESF.

Our results are also consistent with the explanation that thinner women (married or not) are in higher demand in marriage markets, relative to their counterparts who weigh more.

It was consistent with the explanation that the annealing process reduced the deep level traps inside the individual GaSb nanowire [29].

The model is also consistent with the explanation used by Moritomi et al. (1982) to account for phase inversion in fluidized beds.

Therefore, it can be considered that LDA adsorbed on the surface of TAG Ce3+colloidal nanocrystals can effectively passivate oxygen defect, which is consistent with the explanation for higher crystallinity, better dispersion, and narrower crystallite size distribution.

However, we find that the mean performance of students in the control courses actually drops a result that is not consistent with the explanation that time elapsed is the best explanation.

These results are consistent with the explanations given in Section 3.2 and by noting that in general, the variations of the faces for a given class are increasing in the order of five experimental databases, viz., generic FRGC, AT&T, FERET, LFW, and YTF.

Consistent with the explanations above, coefficients β1- β5 are interpretable as the decrements to a health state's valuation of a move from level 1 to 2 or from level 2 to 3 on the respective EQ-5D dimensions, all else being equal.

Consistent with this explanation, the intensity of safranin-O staining in the nucleus and cytoplasm of some chondrocytes in the untreated guinea pigs appeared much higher than the intensity of safranin-O staining in the nucleus and cytoplasm of most chondrocytes in the PC-treated guinea pigs (Fig.  5).

Consistent with this explanation, the in vivo experiment in which dormant origin activation was the smallest (Fig 3B) is the one in which fork slowing was the greatest, and so checkpoint activity was likely to be highest.

Consistent with this explanation, the sharp decline in hospital visits by palliative persons observed for the 1998/99 period may reflect an increased flow of resources towards effective community care.