Sentence examples for potentially consistent with from inspiring English sources

Taken together, the across-campus changes that occur in minority graduation rates and the academic preparation of those minorities that do enroll is potentially consistent with the view that the Prop 209 ban of affirmative action resulted in minority students being better matched to campuses based on their academic preparation.

Potentially consistent with this idea is the finding that HIV integration is positively correlated with several types of histone post-translational modifications [46].

Potentially consistent with this latter idea, PME-1 has been shown to regulate active PP2A C subunit generation and holoenzyme assembly [31] and to stably associate with "inactive" forms of PP2A complexes in tissues [32], [42], suggesting that this protein may confer a regulatory effect on PP2A activity through both binding interactions as well as catalysis.

Comparison of nonselective and cholinergic MS/VDB lesion effects is potentially consistent with this hypothesis.

The results of the present study are potentially consistent with this.

This is potentially consistent with KIF17 motor activity promoting cililary D1R concentration, but not being essential for ciliary D1R access.

Of the studies imaging dynamin2 during clathrin-mediated endocytosis, some have suggested that both dynamin2 and clathrin exhibit a gradual rise in fluorescence intensity, potentially more consistent with function as a regulatory GTPase [22], [25].

In murine models, BBzP enhanced anti-ovalbumin responses at high doses, but not at the lower doses potentially more consistent with human exposures (Dearman et al. 2009).

Despite its lethal potential, many patients with muscle-invasive bladder cancer (MIBC) do not receive aggressive, potentially curative therapy consistent with established practice standards.

In our experiment, preference for a risky outcome over a safe outcome was diminished in S/L monkeys when the decision was preceded by presentation of a potentially threatening image, consistent with the idea that faces of high status males elicit greater fear in S/L monkeys than L/L monkeys.

These changes are likely indicative of increased mitochondrial oxidative activity but potentially decreased efficiency, consistent with previously published mouse data (38).