Sentence examples for evidently consistent from inspiring English sources

St James' theological position in the liturgy is evidently consistent with Carnley's explanation that incarnational reality "might be experienced with the aid of aesthetic, symbolic or sacramental aids to worship".

Evidently, consistent application of AC structures would facilitate the comparability of data across studies and would be desirable in the future.

Several predicted functions, such as protein, enzyme and ATP binding, SH3/SH2 adaptor and enzyme regulator activity and protein amino acid phosphorylation, derived both from conserved interactions and orthology, are evidently consistent with the characteristics of receptor tyrosine kinases.

Evidently, these predictions are consistent with each other for all domain boundaries considering the detection errors Δ k b = ±6.

Evidently, for Spinoza, strict necessitarian determinism is consistent with a genuine distinction between action and passion, between doing and suffering an act.

This claim is consistent with recognizing, what is evidently true, that there are serious limits to our ability to bring about the perfection of others.

As a presidential aspirant, Mr. Romney evidently hasn't felt a need to be consistent or specific as to what should have been done to address the collapse of the auto industry starting in late 2008.

Evidently, the Indonesian government couldn't even provide a consistent quality of service in its shakedowns.

The simulation results indicated that the new VSM was highly consistent with the experimental data for both alloys, evidently providing higher precision than the traditional SCM.

For almost everyone who lived through the 20th century – at least its middle half – the idea that freedom was consistent with the procedures of totalitarianism was self-evidently false.

A lot of ingenuity evidently goes into the elaboration of modern flat-Earth theories to keep them consistent.