Sentence examples for it is in concordance with from inspiring English sources

This is expected, and it is in concordance with previous laboratory testing of footings (Hegger et al. 2006, 2007, 2009; Siburg and Hegger 2014; Simões et al. 2016).

Although the isolation rate of this species from sputa of Turkish CF patients is low, it is in concordance with results reported from other studies.

It is in concordance with international guidelines and current knowledge, and represents consensus of CP specialists within the Dutch Pancreatitis Study Group [ 6, 7].

This gliosis has been reported to be associated to neuronal loss in other model of LD (Turnbull et al, 2011) and it is in concordance with the observed loss of PV+ interneurons in malin KO hippocampi.

Overall, it is in concordance with the major relationships known for this genus (Tortoli 2003): MTBC is sister to M. leprae with close affinities to M. marinum and M. ulcerans, and the two M. avium strains follow in a ladderized tree order.

Also it was reported that greater sonographically measured "capsular distance" is correlated to increased linear and volumetric wear in radiographically stable THA hips [ 6] and it is in concordance with other literature report that acetabular cup size may lead to the higher risk of the implant failure [ 9].

Instead it affects chondrocyte matrix mineralization directly, as is in concordance with studies done on bone mineralization [14,18].

The nuclear localization of the protein is in concordance with its role in cell cycle regulation.

This result is in concordance with our recent findings [11].

Thus, bedside upper airway ultrasonography is in concordance with waveform capnography.

This is in concordance with previously published literature [7, 8, 10].