Sentence examples for is consistent with the argument from inspiring English sources

This hypothesis is consistent with the argument presented in Paul Colinvaux's book, Why Big Fierce Animals Are Rare.

The position, though, is consistent with the argument Huntington made in "The Clash of Civilizations" — the argument that nation-states ought to remain inside their own cultural boxes.

The evidence is consistent with the argument that IAS 39 increases the credit relevance of earnings volatility.

This is consistent with the argument that debtor monitoring could be a good substitute for IC disclosure.

This is consistent with the argument put forth by Sandler (1992) who has shown that in particularly demanding circumstances groups of people will act in a cooperative manner.

This is consistent with the argument that a more recent signal about the real productivity/ability, after starting work in Australia, has a much stronger effect on over-education incidence (at 17 months after arrival; marginal effect of 0.66) compared to the signal from over-education in the home country (marginal effect of 0.33).

Most notably, variability of thermodynamic quantities correlate well to overall statistical characteristics of H-bond networks, which is consistent with the arguments made by Cooper [48].

Our finding is consistent with the arguments of several researchers [ 22, 37].

This is consistent with the arguments of Allmark and Mason [ 22] who used continuous consent to parents in a trial of Total Body Hypothermia (TOBY) for extremely premature babies.

That participants' self-perceptions were not fully influenced by their recent experience is consistent with the arguments put forward in the social psychology literature that it is adaptive to maintain an optimistic outlook on one's ability (see Eva and Regehr 2005; Kluger and van Dijk 2010).

These facts are consistent with the argument that the strongest arguments for the preservation of biodiversity may actually not be based on its utility for human beings.