Sentence examples for ostensibly consistent from inspiring English sources
The life course trend observed for BMI and memory was also observed for verbal fluency, ostensibly consistent with previous findings [45], although the associations between BMI gain at every age and this outcome were explained by the covariates.
This suggests that for NMF specifying a c which is (too) small yields a solution which is consistent with a higher (ostensibly correct) rank factorization.
This ostensibly "free speech" focused project is broadly consistent with concerns laid out by Attorney General Jeff Sessions last month in a diatribe about the excesses of political correctness on college campuses.
From a 'philosophy of science' point of view (e.g. 841), one strategy taken to develop the evidence for a particular point of view hinges on the idea that if a series of ostensibly unrelated findings are brought together into a self-consistent narrative, that narrative is thereby strengthened.
As is apparent, although each of the three judges has consistent beliefs, and the aggregation proceeds by an ostensibly unproblematic majority rule provision, the upshot is that the court's beliefs are inconsistent.
Consistent with our theoretical and methodological approach, informants reported upon ostensibly standardized processes (e.g. written clinical reports are sent to schools) and document analysis served to identify widely standardized coordinators of such practices (e.g. DSM-guided diagnoses, privacy legislation).
Since Thomas made his third, and most questioned, trade -- ostensibly to get quicker and more athletic -- and gave up the Knicks' most consistent player in Van Horn and a reliable backup in Michael Doleac, the Knicks have tumbled.
It is however, consistent with a long heritage of the western gaze, spanning everything from misery-porn about Muslim women, to ostensibly serious journalism that shows life "behind the veil".
Ostensibly this aids transparency.
His teammates, ostensibly.
The commission is ostensibly independent.
