Sentence examples for consistent with the introduction from inspiring English sources

The fact that thyroid cancer increased in all age groups from 2000 to 2008, Dr. Brawley said, "is more consistent with the introduction of new diagnostic technology than with any cause like mammography".

This finding is consistent with the introduction of a minimum lesion size in RECIST of 10 mm in the lung, which improved reproducibility between WHO and RECIST [19].

He argues that spin-1/2 particles (e.g., electrons) must be represented mathematically by what are known as complex spinors, and that the transformation properties of these spinors are not consistent with the introduction of nonstandard coordinates (corresponding to values of ε other than 1/2).

This placed the divergence of the clades at less than 2500 years ago, consistent with the introduction of an agricultural niche having had an effect upon the evolution of the C. coli clades.

This is consistent with the introduction of agriculture having had an effect upon the evolution of the genus Camplylobacter, for example by introducing novel opportunities for pathogens to expand into new host species and to spread rapidly to new territories.

These results are consistent with the introduction of RVFV into Saudi Arabia and Yemen from East Africa.

Consistent with this, the introduction of the silent mutant Cyr61 rescued Cyr61 expression and the proliferation of Du145 cells.

These results are consistent with the recent introduction of RVFV into the Arabian Peninsula from East Africa.

This is markedly different to the previous research reviewed in the Introduction, and is consistent with the proposition that the introduction of governmental guidelines may have improved clinical practice in this area.

These studies, performed in sub-Saharan Africa [19], [20], [21], [22], [23], [24] and South and South-East Asia [25], [26], reported very low levels of SDRMs consistent with the very recent introduction of ARVs into these regions.

Although the sampling density in the present study was not adequate for these analyses, the presence of two haplotypes from France which clustered within the North American L. d. dispar is consistent with the well-documented introduction of the species in 19th century Massachusetts by Leopold Trouvelot [53].