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But was Sano's statement consistent with the science?

At the U.N. climate negotiations in Warsaw on Monday, the lead Philippine delegate, Yeb Sano, made an emotional plea: "Typhoons such as Haiyan and its impacts represent a sobering reminder to the international community that we cannot afford to procrastinate on climate action". But was Sano's statement consistent with the science?

Police records show that within 7 to 12 hours of their arrests, four of the defendants gave written statements consistent with the confessions.

More broadly, the reports include position statements consistent with the administration's core principles, thus offering support to other agencies and members of Congress seeking to fix regulatory problems.

What was found in seeking statements consistent with the suggestions of the RSM report [ 2] was quite haphazard.

In the Introduction, it is not clear to me what the authors mean by the following statement: "Consistent with studies of grid cell and place cell remapping, our analyses assume that there is a behaviorally defined maximum range over which a fixed grid represents locations (Fyhn et al., 2007)." I fail to see the relevance of remapping to the behavioural range of an animal.

Police say that they have interviewed "a number of witnesses" to the incident and that their "statements are consistent with the statements of the officers and the evidence reflected by the dash-cam video of the responding officer, along with audio evidence from the backup officer".

The statement was consistent with the cautiously supportive stance by China since the deadly Sept. 11 attacks.

According to friends, Wisner, who had talked with Obama before he went to Cairo, believed that his statement was consistent with the policy he was told to follow.

This later statement is consistent with the testimony at the suppression hearing and with the findings of the state appellate courts.

Ricardo's statement was consistent with the Malthusian theory of population, which held that population adjusts to the means of supporting it.