Sentence examples for consistent with the parallel from inspiring English sources

The tensile stress strain behavior of the multilayers obeys a simple additive mixture law of the one of the components which is consistent with the parallel mechanical coupling of the layer structure of the films.

The age-specific incidence data from most human carcinomas, including those of the colon, lung, prostate, and breast were consistent with the parallel route hypothesis.

This region of intersection corresponds to those parameter values most consistent with the parallel plaque and viral yield experimental measurements for a particular strain.

The parallel increases in the Sox group B repertoires of the arthropods and vertebrates are consistent with the parallel increases in the complexity and diversification of these two important organismal groups.

The metabonomic observations were consistent with the parallel analysis of gene expression and pathway mapping using microarray data, identifying metabolites and gene transcripts involved in hepatic metabolism, especially for taurine, choline and creatinine metabolism.

Prostate carcinoma age-specific incidence data was consistent with the parallel route hypothesis until 1991, see Figure 2. The 1991 time period corresponds to the widespread adoption of the PSA serum test for prostate cancer screening.

This hypothesis is consistent with the apparently parallel evolution of compact gene architectures within sequence clusters relative to single-copy genes.

Thus, the data from the gene expression microarray is consistent with the massively parallel pyrosequencing reads which validates both the assembled transcripts as well as the corresponding probe (including both a conforming binding to the correct transcript as well as a limited cross-hybridization to other transcripts).

Consistent with this, parallel IP of tetherin yielded a phosphotyrosine-specific band at the size of deglycosylated WT tetherin only, as did isolation of WT but not Y6,8A mutant tetherin from cell lysates using a phosphoprotein-specific resin.

Electrophysiological evidence in primates is consistent with this parallel model of serial behavior (Averbeck et al., 2002; Mushiake et al., 2006).

The absence of parallel changes in the terminal branches is consistent with the excess of parallel changes in deep branches of phylogenetic trees described above.