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"Which is very much consistent with traditional gender roles," Wilkins said.

The obtained results are very much consistent with the INZ amount originally present in the pharmaceutical formulation.

"It's a bold and exciting effort," he said, "and it's very much consistent with what I put out earlier".

"It was very much consistent with the five tests [on the euro in 1997 drawn up by Balls]," one Labour source said.

"The decline by the P.P.I. over all and the dip by the core P.P.I. is very much consistent with the general absence of inflation risks," said John Lonski, chief economist at Moody's Investors Service in New York.

But for the most part, his presentation is very much consistent with the campaign's message — that Mrs. Clinton is best equipped to bring change because she has spent her entire career doing so.

The maximum parsimony trees inferred from both nucleotide and amino acid sequence data were much less resolved, and much less consistent with the current knowledge on the angiosperm phylogeny.

The evidence from Tuesday night was much more consistent with those scenarios, and much less so with those in which Mr. Romney wraps up the nomination easily.

We find that political theories are much more consistent with both sets of evidence.

They found that the model predicted population counts much more consistent with the lower figures than the higher figures.

But scientific theories are counterintuitive in a way much less consistent with our inherited mental architecture than religious beliefsystems.