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

The sheer margin by which Christie is surpassing what's necessary is consistent with the possibility that even modest changes would be enough for a sufficient number of moderate voters to reconsider a Republican candidate.

Either way, the Pew data is consistent with the possibility that much or even all of the polling error could be accounted for by shifts in undecided voters or problematic likely-voter screens.

Supervenience physicalism, as we have been understanding it, is consistent with the possibility (if not the actuality) of disembodiment.

This is consistent with the possibility that in the long term, the same or similar genes may be harnessed to improve spinal cord injury treatments.

This is consistent with the possibility that participants in the current experiment with a good SOD attended to spatial properties even in the incidental condition.

The poorer encoding of graphs in the gesture-to-equations-only condition, relative to the gesture-to-graphs-only condition (see Fig. 1) is consistent with the possibility of such a "trade-off".

Moreover, their finger and toe bones retained a degree of curvature that is consistent with the possibility that they were used during arboreal climbing (Stern and Susman 1983; Richmond 2007).

Citing work on the Mueller-Lyer illusion, Fodor (1983) argues that modularity is consistent with the possibility that cultural settings can, over protracted time periods, alter how information is processed.

The dibutyryl derivative of guanosine 3'5'-monophosphate caused a depolarization of the postganglionic neurons, which is consistent with the possibility that guanosine 3'5'-monophosphate mediates synaptic transmission at muscarinic cholinergic synapses.

This is consistent with the possibility that endogenous immune responses enhance stem-like gene expression.

This result is consistent with the possibility that β2AR dimers or oligomers are not completely stable on the cell surface.