Sentence examples for consistent with the inference from inspiring English sources
This geometry is consistent with the inference from the spectroscopic anomalies.
Faunal and lithic assemblages are comparatively homogeneous, consistent with the inference that the deposits formed under relatively constant environmental conditions.
Analysis of within forest microenvironments were consistent with the inference that microenvironmental changes related to forest age drive major successional changes in these forests.
On the contrary, the as-SO band intensity first stays constant, and then, increases with increasing potential, consistent with the inference of the conformation change.
The data are consistent with the inference that although the functional specialization of the anterior HIPS may increase as symbolic number processing becomes increasingly automatic, this region and other elements of the parietofrontal network identified in adults are already reliably and robustly activated by middle childhood.
That record shows a clear drop in pressure prior to the 2007 eruption but no pressure change before or after the 2014 eruption, consistent with the inference of little or no additional magmatic intrusion.
The new study suggests that all the cognitive abilities needed to move to cooking food must already have existed in the common ancestor of chimpanzees and humans, consistent with the inferences based on study of molars.
The most informative principal components revealed prominent clusters consistent with the inferences gained from the phylogenetic hierarchy (i.e. closely related species were plotted nearby - results not shown).
Consistent with the inferences made for P. chilensis, many marine taxa had a constant population size throughout the last glaciations and LGM, with population expansions predating the LGM (e.g., [ 9, 35- 37]).
Consistent with the inferences from the PCA and ADMIXTURE, the groups of East Asian (Daur, Oroqen, Hezhen, Xibo, Tu, Han, and Japanese) shared more ancestral alleles than groups of other regions (table 3 part 1).
This is consistent with the inferences that photosynthesis genes have an extensive history of lateral transfer (Hohmann-Marriott and Blankenship 2011) and that photosynthesis developed late in the Cyanobacteria (Xiong et al. 2000).
