Sentence examples for read as consistent from inspiring English sources

Those decisions can be read as consistent with the court's ruling in the 2008 case District of Columbia v. Heller, in which the Supreme Court established for the first time that the Second Amendment guarantees an individual right to bear arms.

Passages outside of the Meditations might be easily read as consistent with the view that for Descartes there does not exist any unactualized possible reality, but the view appears not to square with many of the claims of the Fourth Meditation.

For better or worse, our data can be read as consistent with either argument".

Doolittle's arguments in [ 16, 119], emphasized in the context of the evolutionary usefulness of introns through exon shuffling, but also discussed as applicable to TEs, raised the first possibility, and a parenthetical note in his 2013 paper [ 8] (page 5298) may also be read as consistent with the third.

The two observations, while superficially at odds, can instead be fairly read as mutually consistent and to reflect favorably on Tressel, his other failings notwithstanding.

Read: Read as much as you can.

Recent studies showed that most of these CR were read as negative, (ie consistent with a simple acute viral respiratory exacerbation), and that many of them might have been avoided, saving time, money, and children exposure to ionizing radiations [ 3, 4].

Though your plan may take several weeks to get together, it should read as one document, with a consistent writing style from one section to another.

That principle enjoins you to "read as much into an utterance as is consistent with what you know about the world".

The document itself is formally consistent with these specifications and can be read as a normal HTML document.

"When read as a whole," she writes, "the Bible provides neither clear nor consistent advice about sex and bodies".