Sentence examples for general compatible from inspiring English sources

Management focusing on raptors is in general compatible with conservation of Orthoptera.

This leads to results that are in general compatible with the spacecraft observations in the inner and outer heliosphere over multiple solar cycles.

For this purpose, all frequency dependent terms of the Maclaurin series in Craig Chang's proposed method are replaced by a general compatible function, which includes the neglected higher order terms.

Comparison of insert positions and sequence conservation within the C-terminal linker region demonstrated that mutants harbouring inserts at positions of overall conservation showed loss of transport activity, whereas insertion into heterogeneous sequence parts was, in general, compatible with autotransport activity (Fig. 5B).

This differential segregation is in general compatible with the direction of additive effects and dominance deviation estimated in the F2.

By fusing the OmpF signal sequence encompassing the first 22 aa of the OmpF protein to the mature form of the vIL-10 proteins, an artificial transporter was created which allowed translocation of both recombinant vIL-10 proteins across the cytoplasmic membrane, thus showing that the modified transporter was in general compatible with the host secretion apparatus.

It is easy to see that a commuting pair is generalized compatible but the converse is not true in general.

Sahu et al. [57] have shown that intimate mappings are more general than compatible mappings.

The thermodynamic properties of the fluid are evaluated using the Peng Robinson equation of state, but the procedure is general and compatible with other thermodynamic models.

For the case of polycrystalline and inhomogeneous materials, the added challenge is that nanoscale resolution is in general not compatible with the large sampling areas necessary to have a statistical representation of the specimen under study.

Rather than affirming any of the specific explanations of how God created all else, they affirm a more general contention compatible with each of these specific explanations: that God is in some manner directly responsible for the existence of all else.