Sentence examples for felt to be consistent from inspiring English sources

Our earlier report revealed very marked heterogeneity between resistant tumours in key IHC biomarkers.12 Of note, ER expression was maintained or enhanced in the majority of tumours and was felt to be consistent with a potential for oestrogen signalling in the face of AI to be a driver of resistance, a mechanism that is supported in only a minority of ER + resistant tumours in the current study.

This was felt to be consistent with a lumbo-sacral polyradiculopathy.

These lab findings were felt to be consistent with a diagnosis of partial OTC deficiency.

Ultrasound was felt to be consistent with and supported VUR nephropathy as the cause of the hypertensive renal failure.

Overall, this presentation was felt to be consistent with metastatic prostate cancer with a single, asymptomatic, bone metastasis.

Laparoscopic features felt to be consistent with TB for the purpose of making a presumptive diagnosis were the presence of tubercles, fibroadhesive peritonitis, or caseating lymphadenopathy.

The diagnosis was felt to be most consistent with congestive heart failure, precipitated by pneumonia; however, a drug-induced pneumonitis could not be entirely ruled out.

The Bargate ceased to be used as the guildhall in 1888 and was heavily restored by the town in what was felt to be a more consistent medieval style.

The maximum safe weight was felt to be 20 to 40 kg, consistent with the US DMAT where each member is responsible for their own gear with weight limitations of 30 kg for warm weather and 40 kg for cold weather (22).

MRI revealed a poorly demarcated, non-enhancing left temporo-parietal mass felt radiologically to be consistent with a diffuse glioma.

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.