Sentence examples for in harmony with those of from inspiring English sources

"My practices are in harmony with those of most other editors of Frost's manuscripts: I let his misspellings stand," Mr. Faggen wrote in an e-mail message.

Although Moore strains to avoid partisan appeals, his political views are generally conservative, which is to say, generally in harmony with those of the mainly white and thoroughly evangelical worshippers whom he serves and who, through donations to their local churches, pay his salary.

These findings are in harmony with those of previous studies [16, 18].

This finding was in harmony with those of other studies [20, 32, 33].

With this respect, the results are in harmony with those of a recent and important study showing the usefulness of applying ICA/CCA denoising techniques to ictal EEG signals in order to localize the epileptic zones [58].

This is a moment for us to think about ways in which our experience of exclusion is in harmony with those of others.

Overall CNA profiles in our set of tumors were in harmony with those described by others ([ 8, 13]).

Do not then suppose that these words are rashly spoken by us, O Protarchus, for they are in harmony with the testimony of those who said of old time that mind rules the universe.

In Capra's view, this connection was in "perfect harmony with those of the Eastern mystical traditions which have always regarded consciousness as an integral part of the universe".

(GP 9, p.5) One GP mentioned several times the importance of a death in harmony with the person of the patient, including the moment of dying and the way of dying.

Our results are in complete harmony with those of Xin Hu and collaborators.