Sentence examples for consistent with this occurrence from inspiring English sources

Here we describe a case of fat embolism syndrome following this procedure, and also provide fluoroscopic video evidence consistent with this occurrence.

Such a function would be consistent with the occurrence of this domain in muralytic enzymes.

This is consistent with the occurrence (or absence) of CLP-induced acute lung injury (ALI): we recently showed that outbred ICR mice do not develop significant lung injury [16], while others produced ALI in inbred BALB/c and C57/BL/6 strains [58,60].

This is consistent with the occurrence of a delayed indigenous demographic and epidemiologic transition (20), and because infant mortality is one of the early indicators of intensified change, our study aims to find evidence for declining IMR among the Sami before 1900 that could be interpreted as a forerunner of a general transition.

This suggestion is consistent with the occurrence of Zr-rich veins in high-grade metamorphic eclogite and granulite terranes.

This assumption is consistent with the occurrence of greigite in Holocene lake sediments such as those in Loch Lomond (Snowball and Thompson 1990).

This increase is consistent with the occurrence of active toluene absorption and biotransformation during the work shift.

This suggestion is consistent with the occurrence of diploid apomicts in other ferns, including taxa of the Dryopteris affinis complex [ 19, 41] and the Pteris cretica complex [ 42].

This is also consistent with the occurrence of the Ldh-S allele at low frequency in lake populations from central and western U.S.A [ 11] and Oregon [ 20], and with the results of Omilian and Lynch [ 22] whose analysis indicated that gene flow between these two species is on the order of 1.7 gene migrants per generation.

Animal models have suggested that lowering serum [Na+] after overcorrection can prevent subsequent brain damage from occurring [ 79, 80], and this would be consistent with the occurrence of a delayed immunological demyelination as a result of complement influx into the brain following a sustained blood brain barrier disruption [ 75].

Consistent with this, familial occurrence is the most frequent cause of diagnosis in adults at some genetic centers.