The subject had ALS, and his brother reported that their father had showed tremor and gait disturbance, which were interpreted to be consistent with parkinsonism.
The subject had ALS-parkinsonism, and her sister reported that their cousin showed tremor and gait disturbance, which were interpreted to be consistent with parkinsonism (figure 3B).
In others, such as the United Kingdom, the courts have, so far as possible, to interpret legislation to be consistent with the Convention, but have no power to strike it down even if they find it to be clearly inconsistent.
As I point out in the essay, Courts already do this: they interpret clauses to be consistent with the global principle of Separation of Powers, for instance, even though there is no "Separation of Powers" clause.
Although limited by a small number of vaccine failures, we interpret these findings to be consistent with indicators of immunogenicity showing very high vaccine induced antibody response and with virological characterisation suggesting an excellent match of vaccine to circulating virus.
We did not use the results of our case-referent design to 'claim' an effect of screening; rather we interpreted the study results to be consistent with a substantial effect of mammographic screening on breast cancer mortality.
The results, found to be consistent with Tg data, were interpreted in terms of the mixing, copolymer and crosslinking effects.
Indeed, for the Warwick team's and Macklemore's anti-homophobia to be consistent with heterosexual masculine identities, they need to be interpreted in this way by others.
Thus, nothosaurs can be interpreted to be more adapted to the marine life and presumably lived farther offshore, which is consistent with the fossil record [1], [7].
