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

That is consistent with the experience in 1979 when the Treasury defaulted for two weeks over a debt limit increase delay and technical problems with its computers.

This showed that regions in the north-west and Mediterranean coast were expected to have the lowest wind vulnerability, while the south-west the highest, which is consistent with the experience from insurance loss data from Lothar, Martin and Klaus windstorms.

This description is consistent with the experience that earthquake effects underground are more minor than at the surface.

This finding is consistent with the experience of New York City, where implementation of SRTS resulted in a similar degree of reduction in pedestrian injuries in school-age children (DiMaggio and Li 2013).

This explanation is consistent with the experience of British Columbia under previous social democratic governments and in Ontario15 (McDonell, 1992), but the case of Saskatchewan, which has had social democratic governments in office for the greater part of the last four decades, serves as a reminder that social democratic governments do not necessarily make ECEC a priority.

The maintenance of the beneficial effects of eculizumab over time in the aHUS trial is consistent with the experience of 195 PNH patients over 66 months on eculizumab.

"What we see with this survey is consistent with the experiences of our customers —there is a real interest in watching mobile TV and video content as long as content is available in 'bite size pieces,'" said Wayne Purboo, president and CEO of QuickPlay Media.

This is consistent with the experiences that caregivers reported in our earlier work [ 25], but is contrary to their reported desire to be more involved than this.

Participants experienced that patient' beliefs and knowledge about hypertension, depression, fear of addiction, forgetfulness, and being busy were some individual barriers of adhering behaviors, which is consistent with the experiences of participants in previous researches (9– 14, 19– 16, 19– 21, 40).

Our results are consistent with the experience of the DES exposed cohort in the Netherlands which also demonstrated an elevated risk of CCA after age 40 [ 5].

While these effects were consistent with the experience of change in educational social context, differences in cognitive style were only weakly related to ingroup favouritism.