Sentence examples for matter consistent with from inspiring English sources

Small city-specific shocks also appear to matter, consistent with the recent wave of random growth models.

Results: Offspring of LPS-treated dams exhibited significantly increased mean, axial and radial diffusivity (RD) levels in white and gray matter consistent with cerebral injury.

Case in point: In 2007, Pope Benedict XVI decided that action on climate change was a matter consistent with the Bible's teachings, and declared that the Vatican would become "carbon neutral".

Recent data suggests that in chronic pain there are changes in gray matter consistent with decreased brain volume, indicating that the disease process may produce morphological changes in the brains of those affected.

MT overexpression was particularly striking in the white matter, consistent with the prevalent involvement of myelin-rich regions in this disease.

Brain MRI revealed diffuse symmetric, high T2 signal abnormality involving the basal ganglia, corpus callosum and supratentorial subcortical white matter, consistent with DDS.

Though the full version of the inspector general's report has not been released, a spokesman with the office said the summary was made public "in the interest of enhancing transparency in administrative matters, consistent with privacy considerations".

This enlargement of white matter is consistent with previously reported white matter enlargement and macrocephaly in NF1 patients, which lacked a cellular or molecular explanation (Pride et al., 2010; Karlsgodt et al., 2012).

This announcement, like the announcement at the conclusion of the F.B.I. files matter, is consistent with the statutory requirement relating to the conclusion of an investigation.

The union's statement said, "His actions at the scene of this matter were consistent with his training, with the informed policies and practices of the department, and with applicable legal standards".

Yesterday, Julian L. Kalkstein, a lawyer with the city's corporation counsel's office, said the Supreme Court's refusal to review the matter was consistent with a line of cases, dating back to the 1870's, which say "that punitive damages are not to be assessed against municipalities".