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

It is readily seen that this result is consistent with the statement in the preceding paragraph if every charge q within the surface is the source of q/ε0 field lines, and these lines are continuous except at the charges, the total number leaving through the surface is Q/ε0, where Q is the total charge.

This observation is consistent with the statement of super-exponential complexity about DEEP by Gama and Nguyen [45].

This is consistent with the statement by Alfa-Access-Renova, the oligarchs' consortium, that they have "lost faith in BP as a partner".

This observation, performed in a phylo-genetically pertinent model, is consistent with the statement that biological order (cell patterning) governed by physical (topological) constraints leads to the optimized control of downstream biological process (an apoptosis cascade).

In general, the risk of MenA disease is well understood, which is consistent with the statement on the package insert.

This is consistent with the statement that torsadogenic compounds are hERG blockers although not all hERG blockers are necessarily dangerous.

"The statement that was put out is consistent with the statements that have been put out for at least several of the past administrations," Spicer said.

This is consistent with the statements made by some GHAs that user fees hinder the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals by slowing access to health care.

In the present context reciprocity has sustained in Conditions 2 and 3 an implicit agreement between subjects, in the sense that results in Table 1 are consistent with the statement: "I help you to win €1 if you help me to win €1".

Our results are consistent with the statement by Gianola (2006) that nonparametric methods should be able to better predict phenotypes that are based on genetic architectures consisting of epistatic interactions.

A second step requires considering whether the confession contains details that are consistent with the statements of others, accurate in their match to the facts of the crime and lead to evidence unknown to police.