Sentence examples for is consistent with the scenario from inspiring English sources
Miyamoto's scenario for the third dispersion is consistent with the scenario for the introduction of wet rice cultivation into the Korean peninsula provided by Ahn (2010).
The obtained dislocation density is relatively low and is consistent with the scenario of homogeneous dislocation nucleation-induced first pop-in event. .
This number is low and is consistent with the scenario of homogeneous dislocation nucleation-induced pop-in, instead of activated collective motion of pre-existing dislocations [30].
A remarkable process of development takes place in the eyes of lampreys, which is consistent with the scenario outlined in Fig. 1.
This is consistent with the scenario that CMEs preceded by wide CMEs from the same source region within 24 h tend to produce high-intensity SEP events (Gopalswamy et al. 2004).
"This is consistent with the scenario Dr. Kakegawa suggested," Grew said.
This allows an axion with a rather large mass to serve as dark matter without fine-tuning of the initial misalignment, and further makes higher-scale inflation to be consistent with the scenario.
Our highstand nadir of isotope excursion can then be consistent with the scenario that invokes carbon storage in the deeper parts of the shelf39, albeit constrained because of it high amplitude to basinal, not global, scales (see box model in Supplementary Discussion and Supplementary Tables 2 and 3).
Note that Laws 3 and 4 are consistent with the scenario where the economy does not change for all t > 0, i.e., no-structural-change scenario.
To estimate urban expansion, the outcomes of demographic drivers of change considered for the qualitative analysis (without considering refugee flows) were taken into account, so that the resulting outcomes were consistent with the scenario analysis undertaken at a district scale.
IRIS observations of these shocks at different layers appear to be consistent with the scenario of upward propagating magnetoacoustic shock waves along inclined magnetic field lines (Madsen et al. 2015).
