Sentence examples for in which compatible from inspiring English sources

In a move that is not unusual for a sport in which compatible partners are hard to find, she and the Georgian ice dancer Otar Japaridze paired up last May.

The origin of such intense research activity in these different domains can be explained by the potential of Group IV nanostructures to lead to either (i) future chips with optical interconnects in which CMOS compatible electronic and photonic and/or biosensing components aree integrated or (ii) the future generation of solar cells with lower cost and/or higher efficiency.

She has also taken part in "Zodiac Dates," in which singles with compatible horoscopes meet over tea, and joined a group trip to Malaysia.

And they showcase, too, his novelistic sense of character and intuitive understanding of the odd ways in which clashing or compatible personalities can combine to foster intensely creative collaborations.

Under a somewhat liberal though well established interpretation of Nagelian reduction, there is a sense in which reduction is compatible even with emergence, that is: a theory about "novel behavior" (and, thus, emergent behavior) can be deduced from another theory (Butterfield 2011a&b).

This was shown in multivariate analysis in which biochemical features compatible with 'treatment response' were largely related to baseline factors reflecting severity of the disease (ALP/AST levels and histological stage) and to a far lesser extent, or not at all for some criteria, to UDCA (Table  4).

These results are consistent with an extended theory of coiled-coil assembly in which coiled-coil-compatible motifs are based on 3- and 4-residue spacings and most notably heptad (7-residue) and hendecad (11-residue) repeats.

They also found that the prevalence was higher in urban area than in rural area, and in female than in male, which is compatible with our findings.

It reveals an unexpected and important role of Snail1 in osteoblast differentiation in culture, which is compatible with the data obtained in transgenic mice.

Is any amount of nonculpable error about the environment in which one is embedded compatible with perfect rationality?

Twenty-three right-handed adults were administered a conflict-adaptation paradigm in which the frequency of compatible trials, and therefore, demands on rapid adjustments and stable task-set maintenance, varied parametrically across conditions.