Sentence examples for consistent with the possibility of from inspiring English sources
Nato military chief Gen Philip Breedlove said the next day that separatist forces had been making preparations "consistent with the possibility of an offensive".
After scrutinizing two lead codices, he found that the material used was consistent with the possibility of it being ancient, and that the construction of the objects appeared not to be recent.
Because this slight shrinkage was consistent with the possibility of a hematoma, follow-up observation was continued.
The poorer encoding of graphs in the gesture-to-equations-only condition, relative to the gesture-to-graphs-only condition (see Fig. 1) is consistent with the possibility of such a "trade-off".
The relationships between current irritability and both depressive recurrence and depressive recovery are consistent with the possibility of a particularly strong connection between current irritability and longitudinal depressive burden.
Whether or not VMI's policy involved such a consideration, an account of why direct discrimination is wrong should be consistent with the possibility of discrimination that is based on accurate gender generalizations.
But one might query whether this is consistent with accepting the possibility of closure under physics.
More than 30% of the pseudogene complements of Typhi and Paratyphi A were shared (Additional file 1), consistent with the possibility that recombination of 23% of the genomes resulted in direct sharing of many of their pseudogenes.
These findings are consistent with the possibility that many of the effects of CR are mediated to some degree through the control of protein synthesis and degradation.
Continued methylation and silencing of growth inhibitory genes is consistent with the possibility that inhibitors of DNA methylation might reactivate their expression and inhibit growth of metastatic cancer.
Overall, the variety of patterns we observed were consistent with the possibility that losses of silencing occur at multiple points during the cell cycle, but such conclusions rely on assumptions for which we have no independent verification.
