Sentence examples for consonant with its from inspiring English sources
On the street sides, Thomas used a dark, rusty brick, with deep-struck pointing to emphasize its earthy quality, consonant with its general Romanesque character.
Fasting ghrelin also correlated with caloric intake in men (p = 0.029), consonant with its orexigenic activity.
Consonant with its protective function, the DNA-damage response may serve as an anticancer barrier in early human tumorigenesis.
Consonant with its efforts to create added value by employees, Aero Technologies seeks to negotiate the provision of incentive pay delivery mechanisms against achievement of agreed targets relating to accomplishment in the areas of customer satisfaction, service provision, and other specific successes, that is, the implementation of an effective performance management system.
DCA has been shown to activate a number of mitogenic and apoptosis associated signaling pathways which is consonant with its proposed tumor promoting abilities including the epidermal growth factor receptor and the raf/mek/erk pathway [ 19- 21], protein kinase C [ 22- 24], the AP-1 transcription factor [ 25- 27], and Cox2 [ 17] all of which are known to be dysregulated during colon tumorigenesis.
Consonant with its efforts to create added value by employees, Sedibeng Breweries seeks to negotiate the provision of incentive pay delivery mechanisms against achievement of agreed targets relating to accomplishment in the areas of productivity enhancement, savings and other specific successes, that is, the implementation of an effective performance management system.
It suited MacKenzie's bellowing homophobia, which, in turn, was consonant with his racial fears.
The sign must be consonant with that which it signifies.
If a Trump presidency is consonant with those values, it will be an easy vote.
So in one sense China's modern mission is consonant with that of many of its neighbors.
It examines the resolution of that relationship into a theology consonant with evolution yet true to its religious roots, and then situates that theology broadly within Goddard's philosophy of music.
