Sentence examples for systematically consistent with the from inspiring English sources

The means of β ¯ b and β ¯ c did not differ systematically, consistent with the direction of the order effect being arbitrary and dataset dependent.

Obama, Balkin says, has "systematically adopted policies consistent with the second term of the Bush Administration".

[Obama has] systematically adopted policies consistent with the second term of the Bush Administration".

Note that the element contents of Core QH0708 are systematically higher than those of QH0711, consistent with the corresponding spatial patterns (see Fig.3).

These certificates allow to prove model invalidity, and are used to outer-bound the consistent parameter space by means of a bisection algorithm that systematically discards (parameter) regions that are not consistent with the experimental data, while guaranteeing that no valid solution is lost.

The admissions Leahy forced out of the NSA heads and DNI Clapper that they have been systematically overstating the effectiveness of bulk collection are consistent with the only other official assessments of bulk collection.

In Fig. 5b, a feature extraction structure including the long-term filter banks is proposed to systematically train the overall recognizer in a manner consistent with the minimization of recognition errors.

The predicted amplitude in Sakurajima is systematically smaller than that actually observed, but the dependence on distance is consistent with the observation.

This is consistent with the views of several other researchers who have systematically reviewed scales (Bastos et al. 2010; Ladhari 2010; Sveinbjornsdottir and Thorsteinsson 2008).

The predicted amplitude is systematically smaller than that actually observed, but the dependence with distance is consistent with the observation, probably because of the difference in the ground stiffness at the source site.

Lower response thresholds in SHR indicated that they are systematically more impulsive than WKY and LE in a manner that is consistent with the performance of humans with ADHD.