Sentence examples for data are consonant with from inspiring English sources

Our data are consonant with a recently proposed dual-activation model [77], due to which the primary response is generated by activation of ligand-gated ion channels, followed by a G-protein-mediated potentiation or modulation of the ionotropic response.

These data are consonant with reports on a traditional use, mainly in Central American and European Countries, of P. vulgaris preparations as "antidiabetic" remedies.

Our data are consonant with the results of other studies indicating that inositol phosphates are generated from PIP2 within 30 s after amputation of the newt limb and that inhibiting their formation by beryllium prevents blastema formation [ 62, 63].

The corresponding X-ray crystallographic data are consonant with the Raman data and also reveal the role played by the 6β-hydroxymethyl group in retarding hydrolysis of the acyl enzymes.

In our unit, treatment limitation is considered in patients with diffuse cortical hypersignals by DWI or cortical laminar necrosis images after prolonged cardiac arrest, provided the MRI findings are consonant with the clinical examination or electrophysiological data.

Conclusion: The short-term results of pre-pubic TVT are consonant with those of classic TVT.

Actions are then just if they sustain or are consonant with such harmony.

These findings are consonant with those of Pittet, in a study of foot ulcers.

The results of this review are consonant with the Andersen Behavioural Model of health service utilisation.

These findings are consonant with our study findings that cholesterol is inversely related to organ dysfunction.

Collectively, the data in Figures 5 A C and S8 indicate that the hDATdDAT simulation captures an inward-opening event in hDAT that follows dynamic trends, which are consonant with DEER distance measurements in LeuT.