Sentence examples for consistent with the new from inspiring English sources

But, researchers said, previous studies are at least consistent with the new discovery.

But F.D.A. officials said that the Medicare decision was consistent with the new label.

Senator Breaux said he would offer an amendment protecting any state laws that were "consistent with" the new federal standards.

But the problem requires a broader solution — one that is consistent with the new U.S. commitment to cross-border cooperation.

The trademark authenticating the edition was stamped inside, but the design itself was absolutely consistent with the new Whitney brand.

Google would not comment on the messages but did confirm that they were consistent with the new policy on cougar sites.

We also imaged cells at a later stage of the cell cycle, and observed strong accumulation of ParA-Dendra2 at the cell pole, consistent with the new-pole localization of ParA accumulation following ParB/ parS segregation due to ParA's interaction with the polarity factors TipN and PopZ (Schofield et al., 2010; Laloux and Jacobs-Wagner, 2013).

Our findings are consistent with the New Look on perception [1] in confirming that perceptual processes can be affected by the cognitive states of the observer.

This study is consistent with the New York City data, which failed to show an increase in incidence during a period when the age distribution gradually rose (38, 39).

Consistent with the New Zealand cardiovascular disease risk management guideline recommendation to screen Maori, Pacific and Indian people 10 years earlier than others, the age-specific blood test coverage was higher in these ethnic groups than in other groups in the age groups between 35 and 45 years for men and between 45 and 55 years for women.

Fourth, while we pursue the reductions in our deployed stockpiles and launchers consistent with the New START Treaty, I am committed to maintaining a modern, strong, safe, ready, and effective nuclear arsenal.