Sentence examples for inconsistent with this view from inspiring English sources
Observation of the phases of Venus was inconsistent with this view but was consistent with the Polish astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus's idea that the solar system is centred on the Sun.
Based on this view, the addition of H2O2 with a suitable amount should enhance the photodegradation rate which was confirmed in our experiments, as shown in Figure 6C,D, while the results in Figure 6A,B were inconsistent with this view.
However, the lack of association between the presence of CNVs and IQ in children without intellectual disability is inconsistent with this view.
However and inconsistent with this view, total Tau levels were not significantly altered (Fig 1C and quantified in 1F), suggesting that the pTau pool may represent only a small pool of total Tau levels or that TFEB might also act on Tau phosphorylation/dephosphorylation.
Murderous violence is inconsistent with the view that small towns have of their virtues, which causes them to lower their guard.
No conclusions can be drawn about the date of solidification of the Moon from these few observations, as nothing is known about its past geological history, but they are certainly not inconsistent with the view that the Earth, the Moon, and meteorites have a similar age and origin.
The results are inconsistent with the view that predators used box edges to predate the less mobile consumer trophic group.
Coherence theorists can reply to Walker by saying that nothing in their position is inconsistent with the view that there is a set of propositions which is believed.
Post-task memory tests also revealed a high level of memory for the discourse history, a finding that is inconsistent with the view that failures of memory underlie low differentiation rates.
Evidence is presented that PduS is able to bind cobalamin, which is inconsistent with the view that PduS is merely a flavin reductase.
Several investigators have argued that cellular senescence, which is induced by p16INK4a, promotes atherosclerosis (e.g. [40], [41]), and we do not believe the present results are necessarily inconsistent with that view.
