Sentence examples for speaking compatible from inspiring English sources

Although the three approaches are, strictly speaking, compatible, there is still a deep tension between them.

We propose a radiation at around 37.5 MYA which is, broadly speaking, compatible with the recent identification of one fossil from the Late Middle Eocene of Egypt as a galago and of another as a probable lorisid [ 52].

They could acknowledge, first of all, that any god whose creative role ends with the beginning of natural selection is, strictly speaking, logically compatible with Darwinism.

Strictly speaking, this result is compatible with both a linear increase, as well as with an exponential increase.

(Strictly speaking, these data are equally compatible with the hypothesis that cells in the later stages of carcinogenesis exert a malign influence on the surrounding, normal tissues, an issue discussed below).

iPS cell banks are being expanded to cover 170 different HLA genotypes which, practically speaking, allows for an immuno-compatible match for 80% of the Japanese population [ 19].

Actually, speaking of amps, it's also compatible with any instrument with a 1/4″ out.

Generally speaking, the abilitative use of de is not compatible with a past-denoting temporal phrase serving as the topic time for the modal.

All participants are of Hazara ethnicity, speaking Hazaragi as their first language which is compatible with Dari.

By contrast, spoken words are initially compatible with several alternatives and initial stress of the targets is available later than initial phonemes are available (see above).

Kenyon, speaking after the ECA meeting, insisted Chelsea would support a ban on the international transfers of players aged under 18 if if Uefa managed to persuade the European Commission it was compatible with laws on freedom of movement.