Sentence examples for middle consistent with from inspiring English sources

The results from the rival CMS are closer together, in the middle, consistent with a mass of 125.8 billion electron volts.

However, like wt Mdj1 and the control protein Abf2, Mdj1H89Q migrated into the middle, consistent with mitochondrial nucleoid localization (Fig. 3D).

The estimations further revealed an increase in pvr at 2 and 3 m m [Ca2+]e in PrP3F4 but not PrPP101L expressing larvae although once again, PrPP101L showed a tendency towards enhanced pvr values (Fig.  6E middle) consistent with the enhanced QC and decreased PPR in PrP3F4 expressing larvae (Figs  4 and 5).

Specifically, we found increased activation in posterior rather than middle parts, consistent with previous reports that the posterior STS preferentially responds to whole-body motion, while the middle STS preferentially responds to face and hand motion (Puce and Perrett 2003; Grosbras et al. 2012).

This work seeks a middle position consistent with all the evidence.

Computed tomography (CT) scan of the chest revealed large patchy opacities in the right upper and middle lobes consistent with pneumonia and no evidence of pulmonary embolism.

The fact that ε4 carriers have the greatest number of CpG sites while ε2 carriers have the smallest number with ε3/ε3 in the middle is consistent with our finding that methylation levels for most CpG sites are in the order of ε4 carriers > ε3/ε3 > ε2 carriers.

This entire provision is negated, says Kahale, by five words in the middle: "unless otherwise consistent with this chapter".

This result should be contrasted with KF which, if formulated without the law of excluded middle, remains maximally consistent with respect to its axiomatisation but becomes a conservative extension of Heyting arithmetic.

However, our results in middle childhood are consistent with increasing evidence that such trauma may be related to later risk of psychosis.

Discovery of lepidosaur remains in the Middle Triassic is consistent with previous predictions made by palaeontologists (e.g. [ 9, 26, 34]).