Sentence examples for consistent with this situation from inspiring English sources

The sets of data are not consistent with this situation; subsequently, the researcher of the standardised eigenvector method is recommended for computing relative weights (Saaty, 1996, 2000; Lewis et al., 2006).

We can, however, produce results consistent with this situation using a CA model.

Our results are not consistent with this situation as the largest diversification (Agmina) shows a relatively low γ while Troglosironidae, with only 11 species, shows one of the highest negative γ.

In Argentina, this is consistent with the situation of the economy towards the early 1970s.

This is consistent with the situation in other bacterial species, where orthologous genes are not necessarily located at the same relative position in the genomes, and only certain gene clusters are syntenic [33].

This is consistent with the situation in mammals where initiation at the H1 transcription start site, that produces the two ribosomal subunits, is 20 times higher than from the H2 site that produces the polycistronic transcript that is produced from the heavy strand.

This is consistent with the situation seen between PPE38 and PPE71 either with or without the 21del mutation.

This is consistent with the situation reported for melanoma patients, that is, elevated Tregs numbers in tumor-draining LN [ 37].

This distribution is consistent with the situation in A. thaliana and Brassica spp. orthologs, in which a preference for AG/CT and AAG/CTT motifs has been identified in the 5'-UTRs, thought to be associated with the cis-acting regulation of transcription [ 30].

If confirmed, this would be consistent with the situation in other animals (in which methionine is an amino acid essential in the diet) (Guedes et al. 2011) but surprisingly inconsistent with labeling results indicating synthesis of methionine by starved aposymbiotic anemones (Wang and Douglas 1999).

This finding is consistent with the situation for other stresses (Giaever et al. 2002; Schüller et al. 2004; Thorpe et al. 2004) and further indicates that many of the genes needed to survive the sudden imposition of a stress need to be expressed constitutively so that their products are in place when the stress is applied.