Third, the associations we found when considering events from all data sources were consistent with those when excluding nonfatal cases or those from primary care.
We observed that newer trials showed more conclusions consistent with results (when compared to dubious or inconsistent) than older trials (p<0.01), an association that remained significant when the variable "positive or negative results" was inputted in the model (p<0.01).
Consistent with that, when Republicans control Congress, we find that white-collar sentences are, on average, 24percentt shorter than when Democrats do.
The clinical significance of defining these variants of achalasia lies in the recognition that these sometimes confusing manometric findings are still consistent with achalasia when combined with additional data supportive of the diagnosis.
However, numerical results are consistent with experiments when it is speculated that sufficient internal liquid phase motion is present to reduce the effective liquid mass Peclet number to the order of one.
Consistent with this, when tensile specimens were pre-strained at 77 K to introduce nanotwins, and subsequently tested at 293 K, flow stress and ductility both increased compared to specimens that were not pre-strained.
If ⊩ is such a relation on a language L then an L-valuation v is said to be consistent with ⊩ when there do not exist Γ, Δ, with v = T for all φ ∈ Γ and v = F for all ψ ∈ Δ.
Here we calling v consistent with ⊢ when for no Γ, ψ, for which Γ ⊢ ψ, do we have v = T for all φ ∈ Γ while v = F; the "but further" in the preceding sentence is explained by the fact that every consequence relation ⊢ is determined by the class Val of all valuations consistent with ⊢, which in the case of ⊢∧ are precisely the ∧-boolean valuations.
These results were consistent with those when adjusting for age and sex alone (Table S3).
Similar results were found for the other predictions, with results consistent with findings when suborder was not included in our statistical models.
