Sentence examples for directions are consistent with from inspiring English sources

Consequently, the vibration response properties of gears in lateral directions are consistent with those on the gearbox casing.

While results in opposite directions are consistent with this hypothesis, it is an unusual scenario that none of the three results were null.

Overall, these additional research directions are consistent with both investigation of exposures during pregnancy and models of exposures over the life-course that influence reproductive potential [21].

To augment the reliability of FBA-based flux calculations we propose an additional side constraint which assures thermodynamic realizability, i.e. that the flux directions are consistent with the corresponding changes of Gibb's free energies.

It is encouraging to see that the above strategic directions are consistent with the guiding principles (life cycle approach, cross sectoral action, equity and participation) and the objectives proposed by the WHO/EURO strategy for child and adolescent health and development approved by all member states in 2005 [ 32], and in particular with the first priority area: maternal and newborn health.

The finding of no significant difference in failure properties in both loading directions, was consistent with our previous ultra-structural studies that revealed a well-organized (±45°) elastic fibre orientation in the ILM.

The anti-correlations found in turn directions is consistent with the discovery that new leading pseudopods arise mostly by dividing old ones [21].

The data on the percentage of time the heart contracts in the anterograde and retrograde directions were consistent with our earlier analyses of the mosquito heart [3], although the average number of heartbeat reversals per minute is greater in this study, and hence, the average individual heart contraction periods are shorter.

Nevertheless, OR directions were consistent with those previously published.

For NOx, none of the associations attained statistical significance, but their directions were consistent with those of PM2.5 (Table 2).

Although no associations were statistically significant, the directions were consistent with HCMV viremia at recruitment (age 6 months), with fewer hospitalizations among HIV-unexposed infants and increased hospitalizations for HIV-exposed or HIV-infected infants.