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This table is consistent with the basic story presented above.
The new model is consistent with the basic form of the Mohr-Coulomb criterion.
As shown in Table 2, the more the number of training, the greater the mAP, which is consistent with the basic theory of deep convolution network.
We introduce a modelled transport equation for the mean progress variable which is consistent with the basic underlying UFPV assumption, derived from the Lagrangian flamelet model.
Our approach is consistent with the basic principles of Integrated Water Resource Management IWRMM) but, in agreement with Orlove and Caton (2010: 410), we emphasize the fact that IWRM does not provide guidance for how to realize those principles in the face of entrenched and systemic political oppositions.
This new numbering system has the following advantages: (1) each repeat, which now comprises two anti-parallel α-helices, is consistent with the basic structural unit of TAL effectors (Fig. S1A), and conform to the other α-solenoid superfamily proteins; (2) the number of repeats and the corresponding DNA bases can perfectly match (i.e., 12 repeats for 12 bases, repeat 1 for base 1, etc).
The principles of resource conservation and the envisaged outcomes are consistent with the basic notions of CSA.
In his natural theology, Rosmini offers considerations which are consistent with the basic principles of his philosophical teaching.
Such procedures would be consistent with the basic tenet of quality by design and could reduce risks to quality and regulatory concerns while improving efficiency.
The effects that the basic environmental parameters have on the average delay and throughput of DTFR, as these were evaluated in the simulations, are consistent with the basic results of this section, i.e., (7) and (9).
The direct incorporation of standard boundary conditions that are consistent with the basic equations at the two ends into the formulations also avoids the approximation usually introduced if Saint Venant's principle is employed.
