Sentence examples for means consistent with from inspiring English sources

Their "disposition" would be handled by "lawful means, consistent with the national security and foreign policy interests of the United States and the interests of justice".

NEPA charged the federal government "to use all practicable means, consistent with other essential considerations of national policy" to "assure for all Americans safe, healthful, productive and aesthetically and culturally pleasing surroundings" (NEPA 1969 §4331).

This result suggests that FLC may increase circadian period in part by repressing SOC1, but its effect also occurs by other means, consistent with the function of FLC in the floral-repression pathway [ 17].

Although direct experimental validation is not possible, we note that 81% (90/111) of these regions also showed excess sequence diversity (>3 SD beyond the mean) consistent with their being bona fide duplications (fig. S21).

Note that in the above prior specification, the Uniform 0,1) distribution may be replaced by a vague beta distribution with a mean consistent with a physician's prior guess of the response rate under each model.

"But when they are there it is important that we deal with their offending behaviour – that means programmes consistent with the best evidence, targeted at those who pose the greatest threat".

Analyses of both the within patient maximum and mean were consistent with the LME analysis, and yielded statistically significant differences.

Accordingly, the idea that "we should live within our means" is consistent with the government running deficits, provided that the borrowing is affordable and the benefits exceed the cost.

27Though not the focus of our study, the simple means are consistent with previous literature suggesting that STEM persistence rates increase with student ability and are generally lower for women than men.

When we added 10 cm to the sitting height measurements from site AB, the mean was consistent with the other clinics.

This is because, with more loci, the amount of allele frequency change per locus required to achieve a mean fitness consistent with growth is smaller while the strength of selection at each locus is assumed to be the same.