Sentence examples for frequent agreement with from inspiring English sources

This was exemplified in his frequent agreement with McCain (dude, you don't have to say "John is right" for every "Senator Obama doesn't understand"), but also in his reluctance to interrupt (or interrupt McCain interrupting), combined with deference to a pretty passive moderator (oh, was Jim Lehrer there? I hadn't noticed).

We found consensus support for targeted screening, and more frequent agreement with screening in childhood than at birth.

We expected that reads derived from the Yukon accession would find less frequent agreement with the draft genome due to polymorphisms between the accessions.

We observed anxiety disorder in 11.2% of the migraine patients, with panic disorder and posttraumatic stress disorder being the most frequent, in agreement with the literature.

CoNS were the most frequent etiological agent, in agreement with other studies.

These findings are in agreement with frequent Smad7 overexpression found in endometrial and thyroid follicular carcinomas [ 14].

In the -1 position, G was more frequent (1.3x) and T was less frequent (0.8x) and in the +1 position, A was more frequent (1.2x) and C was less frequent (0.8x) than expected in agreement with previous results [ 40, 41].

Although offs were observed in both dominant and submissive fish, they were substantially more frequent in submissive individuals, in agreement with the idea from previous studies that offs are electric cues of submission.

These observations suggest that p53-dependent apoptosis restrains the tumorigenic effect of ethanol on liver cells, in agreement with the frequent loss of p53 function in HCC, and reveal an unexpected carcinogenic potential of alcohol which appears to be independent from the induction of cirrhosis and hepatocyte regeneration.

The most frequent clustering, which was in agreement with visual inspection, was selected and used as a reference to assess the reproducibility of the analysis.

Although the number of qPCR tests performed for validation was limited, the overall trend of frequent non-validation is in agreement with other results from larger datasets (the recovery tests on HapMap samples).