Sentence examples for consistent with this supposition from inspiring English sources
However, present observations do not appear to be consistent with this supposition.
Consistent with this supposition, the genes encoding a significant number of these substrates are co-transcribed with homologs of pili/flagella biosynthesis genes.
Consistent with this supposition is the finding that inhibition of p38MAPK is beneficial in mouse models of disease [72], [73] and in the suppression of human inflammatory conditions [74] [76].
The qPCR data are consistent with this supposition.
Thus, it is likely that insertions into any of the genes needed for GGPP biosynthesis would result in cell death, and our data are consistent with this supposition.
The basal position of eukaryotes lacking mitochondria (amitochondriate) in phylogenetic trees [ 27] was consistent with this supposition as was evidence from sequence signatures [ 6].
In consistence with this supposition, our result suggested that baseline serum CRP concentration was a significant predictor of clinical response to infliximab therapy at week 12, which was consistent with findings of Luc and colleagues [ 19].
Nonetheless, our results are consistent with the supposition that at least some fraction of the flies subjected to the HIT device have suffered an injury analogous with TBI in humans.
Conversely, several functional categories are underrepresented within the ABA-induced gene sets, including translation, RNA binding, protein metabolism, and nucleobase metabolism, consistent with the supposition that metabolism is generally down-regulated under stress conditions [ 80].
We take this feature, along with five pairs of gill slits and dorsal and ventral feeding gutters, to represent the primitive condition, and is consistent with the supposition that a filter-feeding pharynx had evolved in the last common ancestor of all deuterostomes [ 36, 56, 57].
The findings of different dimensionality of the SHAPS in the non-clinical and clinical samples suggest that this scale seems to be more suitable for assessing the hedonic capacity in clinical patients, which is consistent with the supposition that the SHAPS was developed as a unidimensional instrument for clinical research utility [ 4].
