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The decision to release the survey is consistent with Dr. Novello's practice of publicizing notable incidents of poor care that are embarrassing to hospitals, intending to shame them into compliance.

"The picture that emerges from the survey is consistent across issues of foreign policy and national security: Americans are profoundly wary of getting entangled overseas and seem to be skeptical of the value of projecting U.S. power on foreign conflicts," Politico's Alexander Burns writes.

"What we see with this survey is consistent with the experiences of our customers —there is a real interest in watching mobile TV and video content as long as content is available in 'bite size pieces,'" said Wayne Purboo, president and CEO of QuickPlay Media.

The towns outside of Kathmandu that were surveyed (Bahrabise, Chautara, and Dhunche) are relatively small, so we were able to see most of the buildings, and we visually confirmed that the damage percentage of buildings selected for a detailed survey is consistent with that of the entire town.

The survey is consistent with other indicators of recent activity, and together the numbers suggest the euro-zone economy contracted during the final three months of the year".

Our ethnopharmacological survey is consistent with many of the previously published uses of C. splendens in African folk medicine.

Dana Saporta, an economist at Credit Suisse, said the survey was "consistent with the larger picture of steady if unspectacular growth".

The Association of Train Operating Companies (Atoc) said the value-for-money score had improved by 1% on a year ago and that a fall in this measure since last autumn's survey was consistent with the pattern seen in previous years.

According to Professor Graddy, who teaches economics at Brandeis University in Massachusetts, the results of the survey "are consistent with the psychology literature relating to mood and creativity, but not consistent with the popular idea that suffering necessarily increases artistic creativity".

The outcomes of this survey were consistent with that of previous research, identifying the requirement for an increase in the Embodied Energy EEE) consideration of structures in GBRS.

Charles Stewart, a political science professor at MIT who has studied public opinion about voting, said the results of the Pew survey are consistent with recent trends.