Sentence examples for seemed consistent with that from inspiring English sources

Lapointe said he was at home watching television when the incident went down, and the note referred to the account of two fire marshals whose assessment of the blaze seemed consistent with that.

Mr. Kerry's Wednesday speech on trade seemed consistent with that interpretation.

The original investigators believed Wood sustained her bruises after falling off the yacht and struggling to pull herself from the water into a rubber dinghy, whose starboard side bore scratch marks that seemed consistent with that theory.

This seems consistent with that theme".

"It does seem as if claims are trending down a bit," said Sam Coffin, an economist at UBS. "We think payroll growth will pick up this year, and this sort of gradual downtrend in claims seems consistent with that".

Compared with the other existing studies, the temperature elasticity of the Wujiang River watershed seems consistent with that of Sacramento basin of California (Risbey and Entekhabi, 1996), but was much less than those of the Spokane River watershed (Fu et al., 2007a), the Yellow River basin (Fu et al., 2007b) and the Murray Darling basin (Yu et al., 2010).

In fact, the progressive decrease of estimated GFR found in our treated patient with abnormal UAE, which improved from macroalbuminuria to a mild MA, seems consistent with that hypothesis.

That something similar might occur in vivo seemed consistent with initial reports that most human somatic tissues lack telomerase activity [ 31].

"When we read that script we just felt that tonally it was a show that seemed consistent with 'Parenthood' and 'Friday Night Lights' and NBC had some real success with that.

And we saw, sort of aggregate trends that seemed consistent with those ideas, but I'm not sure whether there's really any more detailed analysis that shows covariation at a location, time, context.

That provided comfort for travelers, as did witnesses' descriptions presented on television that seemed consistent with some kind of engine failure.