Sentence examples for introduced consistent with from inspiring English sources

The only LBL-related question (plasmids) that did not result in a significant increase in performance was one that the majority (80%) of students got correct before LBLs were introduced, consistent with the interpretation that presentation of this material in lecture was already quite effective.

We recommend that hospitals introduce consistent work task descriptions with the necessary elements for effective leadership at the middle organizational level.

Furthermore we checked that the parameters we introduced were consistent with a purely phenomenological description of the disease.

Because bacterial numbers are controlled, and bacteria are ultimately eliminated in wild-type embryos, it suggests that droplet-associated histones contribute to immunity against the introduced bacteria, consistent with their in vitro bactericidal capability.

As the founder populations of all extant invasive populations were apparently rather similar, the patterns observed are best explained by assuming that younger populations tend to arise as daughter populations from older introduced populations, consistent with the allelic subset pattern discussed above.

The resolution that I will be introducing is consistent with how I think most Americans want us to proceed.

Congressional lawmakers from both parties plan to introduce legislation consistent with the terms of the HSUS-UEP agreement this month.

We also recommend that computerized provider order entry be progressively introduced, with consistent and predictable prompting for the parameters needed for therapy.

At the time DMCC maintained, as it does now, these rule changes were being introduced "to be consistent with similar global accepted guidance manuals" – a claim verified by London consultancy firm SGS in a detailed report.

Indeed, Portugal has reported the highest numbers of DENV cases (79 out of 91; 86%) (9) introduced from Angola, consistent with our flight data.

This assumption was introduced to be consistent with data from the case-control study, in which ≈18% of the population reported having ever received a blood transfusion.