Sentence examples for interpreted as consistent from inspiring English sources
Indeed, our observation that somatomotor cortex-encoded phoneme identity and syllable structure may be interpreted as consistent with this interpretation.
An increased percentage of CD45RO+ cells has been interpreted as consistent with previous exposure to microbial products or other antigens.
The first two are interpreted as consistent with the debut crime hypothesis: crime fell because reduced crime opportunities made adolescent crime, and hence criminal career onset and continuance, more difficult.
In the latter study, a network analysis of R-M269, revealed a starlike topology and TMRCA values for this haplogroup that were interpreted as consistent with a Neolithic demic expansion.
It could be interpreted as consistent with the uterine constraint hypothesis for CTEV.[3] As with other congenital anomalies,[35] there is some evidence of a role for folate metabolism in CTEV.[13], [36], [37] The borderline significant interaction between family history and maternal folic acid supplement use (p = 0.09) provides some further support for this.
Frozen section was interpreted as consistent with a granuloma.
Put another way, the age-crime curves examined herein present a data signature that we interpret as consistent with reduced crime opportunities.
De Benedictis et al. (1998) described an age-related convex trajectory of a 3′ APOB-VNTR genotype that they interpret as consistent with crossing mortality curves relevant to subgroups of individuals with different genotypes.
The expected result was either no PCR product (interpreted as being consistent with the presence of the island) or a product whose size was consistent with amplification across the insertion site minus island PCR.
However, fractional values in general and those related to the golden ratio particular, may be interpreted as a consistent manifestation of the quantum mechanical (i.e., wave functional) approach of chemical phenomena, here at the reactivity level.
Differences in trait means between invaded and uninvaded populations are interpreted as evidence consistent with evolution in response to invasion, and increased tolerance and/or competitive effect on B. tectorum in invaded areas supports the hypothesis that this evolution is adaptive.
