Sentence examples for responses consistent with from inspiring English sources

In summary, we have shown that polymorphism of the P2X7 receptor between NZW and NZB strains is associated with marked differences in P2X7-stimulated proinflammatory responses, consistent with high responsiveness and low responsiveness previously reported for the two alleles.

The consistency of responses was evaluated (Table 4) to calculate the percentage of responses consistent with LTUQ responses and to compare that percentage with the expected percentage that would be consistent if responding were random.

Results indicated that some participants showed emergence of untrained intraverbal relations following training of the listener and tact responses, consistent with prior research.

The relationship between the local and non-local parameters is also addressed, helping to obtain model responses consistent with the fracture energy of the material.

The aims of this study were to (1) explore the incidence of right-sided heart dysfunction (RHD) and STOP-Bang questionnairesponsesses consistent with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) and (2) assess the relationship between patients with STOP-Bang questionnairesponsesses consistent with OSA and echocardiographic findings suggestive of RHD.

It was concluded that dairy heifers' reacted to the noise stimulus with responses consistent with an escape-based strategy (i.e., faster movement) but that this was not accompanied by a corresponding increase in physiological responses except during the initial exposure to noise.

Had you allowed time for a response consistent with responsible journalistic practices, we would have informed you that our position is appropriately stated in the SEC filing you cite.

In non-H2O2 treated cells, exposure to a second U46619 challenge failed to elicit an observable calcium response consistent with normal downregulation of responsiveness (Fig. 8A).

In some animal studies, restricting these foods induced a stress-like response consistent with the "withdrawal" response seen in addiction.

The Tannese children in our study showed a similar response, consistent with previous research with Western children.

These effects were preceded and succeeded by a response consistent with an unsigned prediction error, or "salience" coding.