Sentence examples for seasons is consistent with from inspiring English sources

Owner Shad Khan said: "Playing a home game in London over four seasons is consistent with our vision to introduce and grow the Jaguars brand globally".

The finding of increased personal PM2.5 in the colder seasons is consistent with expected behavior, as people would spend a greater proportion of their time indoors.

The higher diet quality and body condition measured in impala present in the north range, in both years and in all seasons, is consistent with the spatial variation in soil quality and associated vegetation.

The observation that the incidence after the third season studied has been considerably lower than during previous seasons is consistent with the development of herd immunity among high-risk students resulting from the high rate of natural symptomatic and asymptomatic infections.

The larger values of Rscale in these seasons are consistent with this result, considering that the deposition velocity of the light biogenic organic particles was probably low and that the resuspended radiocesium on them should be well mixed.

Decreases in BF populations towards the end of the seasons are consistent with the findings of Mitchell et al. (1978), who found higher BF populations at the beginning of the test, declining toward the end.

These changes in key subsystems (i.e. photosynthesis) among seasons were consistent with previous studies by Gilbert et al. [ 9] and our water property measurements showing the greater percent dissolved oxygen and lower suspension solids in the winter (Table  1).

The seasonality of DU, with lower incidence in the hot season, is consistent with data from other countries [ 40] but remains unexplained.

The tendency toward longer T 2eff relaxation times later in the season is consistent with a change in the fruit texture occurring during fruit development.

Our finding of a stronger association between air pollution and daily mortality in the cool season is consistent with several prior studies in Hong Kong (Wong et al. 1999, 2001) and Athens, Greece (Touloumi et al. 1996), but in contrast with others reporting greater effects in the warm season (Anderson et al. 1996; Bell et al. 2005; Nawrot et al. 2007).

Increased circulation of MERS-CoV among dromedary camels during the cool season is consistent with the prevailing cooler ambient temperatures, which have been shown to enhance coronavirus survivability outside the host (26, 27 ), and the cool season is the period of peak circulation of other respiratory viral pathogens of humans in Saudi Arabia (28 – 30 ).