Sentence examples for emergence is consistent from inspiring English sources

If the TOE occurs in 2000 or earlier, we further note whether or not the emergence is consistent with warming or cooling; otherwise, we consider that no persistent change occurred (Fig. 1a b).

Bedau argues that 'strong' emergence has had a prominent place in the philosophical discussions but that its scientific credentials are very poor, whereas 'weak emergence' is consistent with materialism and scientifically useful.

The pattern of emergence is consistent with previous reports of the earliest appearance of macrophages in the chicken embryo [ 5].

The pattern of emergence is consistent with previous reports of the earliest appearance of macrophages in the chicken embryo (Cuadros et al., 1992).

A slightly earlier emergence at Leamington than Exeter is consistent with the differing latitudes of these sites.

The relatively recent emergence of the section Australimusa is consistent with its perception as an evolutionarily rather young group [ 77].

We also examined whether poultry-source resistant and susceptible isolates are similar, which is consistent with emergence of resistance on farms under selection from agricultural use of antimicrobial drugs.

Previous studies [12, 13] have suggested that hypothermia leads to late emergence, and our finding that delayed emergence is associated with lower body temperature is consistent with these previous reports.

The slip amount on the shallowest subfaults along the Futagawa fault was approximately 1 4 m, which is consistent with the emergence of surface breaks associated with this earthquake.

The slip amount of the shallowest subfaults along the Futagawa fault was approximately 1 4 m, which is consistent with the emergence of surface breaks associated with this earthquake (e.g., Geological Survey of Japan 2016; Okada and Toda 2016).

This observation is consistent with the emergence of an epidermal phenotype only in the DKO epidermis.