This is especially the case for the post hoc analysis of IGA-RSS for the proportion of participants with complete resolution, which although it favours the active treatment, could be consistent with quite a small effect.
Therefore, as explained before, it is unlikely that this model could be consistent with the facts documented in Hummels and Skiba (2004), Baldwin and Harrigan (2007), and Johnson (2007).
Even so, it seems possible that reversible deprotonation does occur, which could be consistent with the acidity of this adduct (vide supra).
Now this could be consistent with the finding that the very top earners garnered all the gains, but it is more complicated than that.
"Obviously, the injuries were consistent with a homicide, but they also certainly could be consistent with some type of tragic accident".
Gur, who was testifying about their validity, said the scans showed that Montgomery suffered from functional abnormalities that could be consistent with that diagnosis.
She looks for evidence of, "for example, lack of remorse, thrill seeking, or impulsivity that could be consistent with the traits and characteristics of psychopathy".
This potential could be consistent with the collected data of flybys after 2005, however with a wide error range.
The hearing was told these could be consistent with him moving his arms inside the bag, possibly in an attempt to escape.
The central bank's mandate is to provide price stability, so fighting deflation could be consistent with that.
