Sentence examples for degree is consistent with from inspiring English sources

This low shock degree is consistent with the observations by SR-XRD, EBSD, and Raman analyses.

For elderly subjects an inverse relationship between plasma HVA and bradykinesia was reported [ 80], which to a degree is consistent with studies of schizophrenia [ 29] and schizotypal disorder [ 17] where more neuropsychological impairment was observed with decreasing levels of CSF HVA.

The data available (UCAS tariff score; class of first degree) are consistent with this suggestion, though tariffs are only available for about half the GEM entrants, and first degree class for the UG students comprises the bachelor of medical sciences degree that is awarded after 3 years on the 5-year medicine course.

This may to some degree be consistent with the work of Haldorsen et al. [ 30] who found low scores on Internal Health Locus of Control Scale to be a dominant variable for those who did not return to work in a 12-month follow-up study.

Although we did not find systematic reviews specifically assessing the effects of case management in community aged care interventions on client and carer outcomes, our findings, to some degree, were consistent with previous related systematic reviews that examined the effects of case management interventions on various outcomes.

The structuring and peak formation at certain L in Fig. 7b for electrons with the pitch angle of 90 degrees are consistent with previous studies (e.g., Degeling et al. 2008).

Micro-Raman spectroscopy analysis of products has shown that samples treated by NaIO4 and NaClO3 lead to final products with the highest intercalation degree, which is consistent with the weight loss from the TGA data.

Hence, the lack of a contiguous cohort of high degree positions is consistent with the absence of a clearly defined 7-TM binding cavity for class B receptors.

Participants in the study sample were more likely to have parents working in non-manual occupations, were more likely to have a marginally higher IQ, and their mothers were more likely to be educated to degree level, which is consistent with the social patterning of attrition previously observed within ALSPAC (see table 1).

Both hypotheses were confirmed, suggesting that the distribution of neurological soft signs in people with schizophrenia and their first-degree relatives is consistent with the endophenotype criterion of familial association.

Compared radiologically, the optimized cases had CE angles in the normal range and the AC angles ranged from 1 to 12 degrees, which is consistent with the PAO surgical plan.