Sentence examples for somewhat consistent to from inspiring English sources

This finding is somewhat consistent to our finding of a reduction of 0.15 mm after 4 months of liraglutide therapy.

This is somewhat consistent to a very recent study, where GLP-1 analogue therapy reduced several inflammatory markers, independently of the glycaemic or body weight effects induced by the GLP-1 analogue [ 10].

The acceptor feature A7 is also somewhat consistent, due to the presence of ARG207 although we did not observe any hydrogen bonding between the ligand and this residue.

To address this problem, we have developed a heuristic technique for consolidation of structural paths which reduces polymorphic paths to somewhat consistent representation.

To be represented the OTUs have to be a somewhat consistent finding in piglets, irrespective of the variables in relation to diarrhoea, and the reads should be represented in a noteworthy number.

Although they are not direct measures of the confidence bounds of velocity, they are found to be somewhat consistent with manual (visual) estimation of the ambiguity of cloud tracking (IH16).

On the other side of the issue, we have to be somewhat consistent here and award Senator Chuck Schumer the Most Disappointing Democrat Of The Week, for jumping into the fray and vocally supporting the bill to derail the negotiations.

Many of the genes were observed to have somewhat consistent levels of expression across the RPCs (Table S3 and Figure S2), consistent with their role as housekeeping genes.

As far as the market, we have seen to date a somewhat consistent stock market action with what we have seen around recessions in the past.

In comparing behavioral data between the 2000 Uganda DHS and the 2004 UHSBS (Measure DHS, 2005: 13 15), the level of multiple sexual partnerships appears to have increased somewhat (consistent with the Rakai data; Wawer et al., 2005), while condom use has remained fairly steady (and age of sexual debut may have continued to increase a bit).

The best evidence for specific effects probably comes from the literature on PCBs, where deficits in cognitive processing involving visual discrimination and memory appear to be a somewhat consistent finding in exposed infants and preschool children (Darvill et al. 2000; Jacobson et al. 1992).