Sentence examples for status consistent from inspiring English sources

In the end, this leads to a higher likelihood of entrepreneurial status, consistent with Proposition 2.112.

Regarding depression, migraineurs had higher BDI scores irrespective of nutritional status, consistent with mild/moderate depression in normal weight migraineurs and severe depression in obese migraineurs.

Bisulfite sequencing analyses of the initial 20 UCWBC samples confirmed a good agreement between hypermethylation of all of the candidates' 5'-CGI(s) and either high or low PAH exposure status, consistent with MSRF findings (Table 1).

However, when asked to make a trade-off between a product they could use shortly after application but was less viscous, similar to KY Jelly, compared to a thicker, more viscous product with less leakage that would require application several hours ahead of use to be effective, we saw differences according to relationship status consistent with the quantitative data.

These findings demonstrate quantitative changes in mammillary body status, consistent with a complete tract section.

Trabert et al. (2010) reported comparable median serum DDE concentrations by endometriosis status consistent with our observation.

The predicted casing radii and integrity status are consistent with the logging data.

However, these results must be interpreted with caution because it was unknown if current economic status was consistent with economic status at the time of the IPV victimization.

The importance of place of delivery to child immunization status is consistent to earlier studies such as Adedokun et al. [3] and Bugvi et al. [13].

This study examined whether ratings made with the knowledge of a patient's identity and clinical status are consistent with those made under randomized and blinded laboratory conditions.

While there is controversy regarding the use of US of the IVC to accurately determine volume status, measurements consistent with the extremes of volume status (like the elevated CVP in this case) are believed to be more reliable [51].