Sentence examples for discovery is consistent from inspiring English sources

In a statement, the bureau said it had reviewed its search calculations and priorities and was satisfied that the discovery "is consistent with the current underwater search area in the southern Indian Ocean".

This discovery is consistent with reports that unmetabolised folic acid is found in human blood and urine.The good news is that the recommended daily dose of 0.4 mg is converted into folate in most people.

This discovery is consistent with the system pressure vs. CHF trend of the experimental results obtained by You and his coworkers [5, 22, 28, 29] with an identical heater geometry and experimental setup.

This discovery is consistent with our findings.

The above result showed that the overexpression of HER2 is the result of deregulation of genes, rather than gene amplification, and this discovery is consistent with the result of Menard et al. [ 19].

Our discovery is consistent with recent reports that documented a large number of secreted effectors delivered into the host cell by rhizobial T3SS and suggests that establishment of a root nodule symbiosis requires the evasion of plant immune responses triggered by rhizobial effectors.

This discovery was consistent with the research conclusion drawn by Zhou et al. (2009).

Link qualities are therefore more stable, and the dynamic thresholds, which are set during route discovery, are consistent with the network conditions for long time intervals.

The WANCY region was reported to be a hotspot for gene order rearrangement in amphibians [ 39, 40], and our discovery was consistent with these findings.

The findings of the present study that used a newer model of DXA (Hologic Discovery) are consistent with relatively recent studies that have shown overestimation of FFM by DXA compared with the isotope dilution technique.

This model is not incompatible with that of science; the short-term goal of funding new basic discoveries is consistent with the long-term goal of a financial return stemming out of the commercialization of a new drug.