Sentence examples for rise consistent with from inspiring English sources

Our study revealed that both aging and obesity impaired intracellular Ca2+ handling shown as delayed intracellular Ca2+ clearance and reduced intracellular Ca2+ rise, consistent with our previous studies [14], [37], [38].

The first touch within a trial caused a large peak in activity with a rapid rise, consistent with previous work (Simons, 1978; Armstrong-James et al., 1992; de Kock et al., 2007; O'Connor et al., 2010b; O'Connor et al., 2013).

As for the composition of employment by economic sector, it too has changed, so that agriculture's share of the total fell and industry's share rose, consistent with a shift to higher-paying activities.

Fire activity was at its lowest during the Maya Postclassic ca. 950 430 cal yr BP, but rose consistent with increasing recolonization of the region between ca. 430 cal yr BP and present.

AKTs token-count has risen, consistent with the fact that it is only activated in the signaling network.

Genes in the early-onset group showed constant levels of total mRNA over the first 3 hours while their polyA+ levels were rising, consistent with polyadenylation of maternal mRNAs (Fig. 7A,B).

Li Yonghui, the head of the school of international relations at the Beijing Foreign Studies University, said Navarro's rise was consistent with Trump's hawkish thoughts on China and would leave Beijing "a little worried" even if he still believed a radical shake-up of US-China relations was unlikely.

That Box had a first day pop did not shock Kleiner Perkin's Matt Murphy, who told TechCrunch that a rise was "consistent" with other recent IPO results from companies like HortonWorks.

Calculations using the Hu Rath analysis show that grain growth induced by the post shock-induced temperature rise is consistent with the experimental results: grains grow from 70 to 800 nm within the post-shock cooling regime when subjected to a laser pulse with energy of 684 J.

And this phenomenon is not limited to America; indeed, Trump's rise is consistent with a wave of authoritarian populists who have ascended to prominence in several Western democracies.

The perception of a rise is consistent with how a batter's peripheral vision would perceive a ball with a backspin.