Sentence examples for in consonance with data on from inspiring English sources

This is in consonance with data on athletes [ 49, 50] and the general US population [ 51- 56] where MVM are also the most commonly consumed DS.

This treatment is in consonance with views on measuring uncertainty by Dixit (1989a), as well as Yoon and Smith (2002).

In consonance with these mutation data, Raf1 expression is often found to be elevated and B-Raf inhibitor reduced in human prostate tumors[26].

In consonance with the analogous event data, count data are driven by an underlying hazard.

The value of α is in consonance with earlier reports on Brownian coagulation [20, 28].

The relative abundance of other phytoconstituents is in consonance with previous studies on various solvent extracts of Gymnema sylvestre leaves (Naidu et al. 2013; Singh and Deo 2014).

Secretary Luistro added that the implementation of the curriculum is "part of the Government's commitment to make quality education accessible to all learners in consonance with the Millennium Development Goals on achieving Education for All".

It is however in consonance with Frederiksen (2009) finding on the matter.

While these models are quite general, our results are in consonance with recent experimental observations on the role of miRNAs in regulating circadian clocks and may therefore capture the main features of such regulation.

The present data are in consonance with previous studies of military basic training that found increased risk of injury among those who self-reported less physical activity [ 2, 3, 6, 7, 28, 88].

In consonance with our findings, a retrospective analysis study done at Mbale Hospital, based on antenatal data for a seven year period also highlighted the challenge of stock outs of HIV test kits in utilization of antenatal based HIV counselling and testing [ 22] as an entry point in the PMTCT programme.