Sentence examples for notably consistent with from inspiring English sources

Notably, consistent with many previous studies, Aβ1-42 was the only species consistently detected by the Ab9 IP/MS in all AD and PA brains.

I preferred the make-believe no-smell of air-conditioning, but my mother, whose subjective experience of temperature was notably consistent with low gas and electric bills, claimed to be a devotee of "fresh air," and the windows often stayed open until Memorial Day.

The formulation is notably consistent with the experimental data and can predict the maximum capacity, the global (force vs deformation) and local responses (strain along the wall) and incorporate the coupling of axial, flexural and shear behavior observed in the different configurations of RC wall structures.

This is notably consistent with Walker's [23] early assertion that P. boisei microwear patterns resemble those of living frugivores, and differ from those of living grazers, leaf browsers, and bone feeders.

Notably, consistent with the literature, the normal mouse mammary gland has significantly higher telomerase activity than normal human tissues.

Notably, consistent with the change of phospho-p65, phospho-I κB α was also decreased, whereas total I κB α was increased by DETT.

Among these, carboxylases and oxidases were notably overrepresented, consistent with communities dependent on autotrophic pathways in environments known to be highly oxidizing (Rothschild et al. 2002).

Notably, however, consistent with the exogenous cuing as investigated by Engelmann and Pessoa (2007), incentive scheme did not interact with cue validity, indicating that incentives had a general effect on performance, instead of improving attentional orienting itself.

Notably, and consistent with the gene expression data, HA injection was accompanied by cell groups which stained for collagen types I, III and V in the protected articular cartilages.

Most notably, and consistent with other studies [ 2, 17], withdrawing GPs reported that they were unable to complete the required tasks in the time available due to competing demands that were sometimes unforseen when they 'signed up'.

Notably, and consistent with our study, another group has reported that both DHA and EPA can cause a decrease in EGFR levels in lipid rafts isolated from a human breast cancer line and that this was associated with an increase in EGFR (16) and also with apoptosis (18).