Sentence examples for mechanism is Compatible from inspiring English sources
In some cases, the mechanism is compatible with an ordinary metal key.
Legal experts reckon that the German constitutional court will probably rule that the European Stability Mechanism is compatible with German law, subject to various conditions.
This mechanism is compatible with the long times that are necessary to obtain the SMF effects (minutes) and the recovery periods observed in previous experiments11,12.
In under two hours time, judges at the constitutional court in Karlruhe will announce their ruling on whether Europe's new bailout rescue fund, the European Stability Mechanism, is compatible with German law.
A caching mechanism is compatible with the proposed data organization and addressing scheme.
One issue, says Cashman, is whether the Mahogunin mechanism is compatible with other theories that try to explain prion toxicity, such as those that attribute it to faulty cell signaling.
The characteristics of this mechanism are compatible with the Na+/K+ pump.
Whereas inhibition of either of these DNA repair mechanisms is compatible with cell survival, eliminating both gives rise to so-called synthetic lethality (Dobzhansky 1946) by efficiently preventing the cell from counteracting accumulating DNA lesions.
The verification of integrated modeling approach with chemotaxis phenomena reveals that the significant configurations of the present model in bacteria chemotaxis mechanisms are compatible with real conditions.
Thus, our modelling shows that CD8+ T cell mechanisms that involve cytolysis of virus producing cells are incompatible with the experimental data, whereas non-cytolytic mechanisms are compatible, although we cannot differentiate whether reduced viral infectivity or reduced viral production by infected cells is the more likely mechanism.
Although all three of the above mechanisms are compatible with our findings, it should be noted that our data are only hypothesis-generating and are unable to prove or disprove these mechanisms.
