Sentence examples for nights consistent with from inspiring English sources

The observed persistent changes to temperature extremes represent a shift towards more hot days and nights, and fewer cold days and nights, consistent with first-order expectations for a warming world.

Thus, the most deprived communities showed the highest assault rates and a greater proportion of assaults on Sunday-Thursday nights; consistent with more individuals having no employment pressures midweek.

The ∼50 mg/dL increase in mean fasting glucose levels on suspend nights is consistent with the 30 45 mg/dL increase in plasma glucose levels during the first 2 h of basal insulin suspension in the study by Attia et al. (37).

The strong demand for advertising time on the night is consistent with what the networks have seen throughout the year for the debates.

Indeed, the increased proportion of auditory-responsive HVCX cells we detected during the night is consistent with prior extracellular studies that show auditory responses in the zebra finch HVC are strongly state-dependent (Cardin and Schmidt, 2003; Rauske et al., 2003; Nick and Konishi, 2005).

Ms. Forde's defense focused on the fact that Ms. Gonzalez could not identify Ms. Forde as the female intruder during a six-photo lineup, although Ms. Gonzalez's description of the woman present that night is mostly consistent with Ms. Forde's appearance.

Healthy subjects demonstrated fewer differences between temperature values during the day and night, which is consistent with lower amplitude values in this variable.

Furthermore, we found that the declines in HRV were most pronounced at night; this is consistent with results seen in studies of air pollution exposures (Pope et al. 1999).

Blood was found on the inside of the T-shirt Mr. Bryant was wearing that night, and it was consistent with the accuser's DNA.

The day-side density is considered to denote the solar wind density and the night-side density is consistent with the lunar wake.

Hd1 mRNA levels were reduced in the daytime, indicating a night-time expression pattern, consistent with previous observations in rice [13] and similar to CO expression in Arabidopsis [29].