Sentence examples for information was consistent with from inspiring English sources
He looked older and angrier, and the accompanying biographical information was consistent with the appearance: he was alienated, radicalized, adrift, and dangerous.
Although not true, this information was consistent with the Grapico product labels used by J. Grossman's Sons on the barrels that were shipped to and received by R. R. Rochell.
For instance, we were able to characterize the drug resistant nature of our clinically relevant HIV population (Table 5), and this information was consistent with the criteria for enrolling in the clinical trial (i.e. the patient had failed at least 1 regimen of HAART).
The information was consistent with corresponding information from the insurance administration.
We investigated if retrieved information was consistent with AJOG recommendations for preconception care.
The two free text variables, primary reason for transfer and transfer service, were deemed to be an exact match with the PTAC form if the information was consistent with the institutional patient record.
Recent information is consistent with global growth running a bit below average this year, with reasonable prospects of a pick-up next year.
"What we're finding is that the E.D.R.'s information is consistent with everything else that is known or determined about the incident," he said.
"Over all, we think this information is consistent with September tapering, but this is by no means certain," the firm said.
Stephen A. Cambone, under secretary of defense for intelligence, ordered a review of the database on Wednesday, looking at "retention of information about any U.S. persons" and whether guidelines for collecting such information are consistent with current laws, officials said.
One conclusion from this study is that we remember stereotype-consistent information better — in other words, stereotypes can help us remember more information with less effort, provided that the information is consistent with the stereotype and fits into the organized "whole". But that's not where the story ends.
