Sentence examples for that seemed consistent from inspiring English sources

The original investigators believed Wood sustained her bruises after falling off the yacht and struggling to pull herself from the water into a rubber dinghy, whose starboard side bore scratch marks that seemed consistent with that theory.

The panel of proinflammatory cytokines investigated in FP sera were present at relatively moderate levels and cycled in a manner that seemed consistent with generalized fever and a typical Th1-type inflammatory response, i.e., the cytokine profiles may not be unique to febrile episodes experienced by PFAPA patients.

That provided comfort for travelers, as did witnesses' descriptions presented on television that seemed consistent with some kind of engine failure.

There's actually a good soup-to-nuts account of this in the book that seemed consistent with what I knew from watching it as it happened.

This is clearly likely to be the subject of considerable debate, but we will focus on criteria that seem consistent with the discussion so far.

If they did, that seems consistent with what many see as the "business friendly" and even "tax-haven friendly" attitude that seems to pervade our tax authority, especially faced with companies who openly admit they seek to minimise tax in any way they can – as Vodafone does when it says: "The maximisation of shareholder value will generally involve the minimisation of taxation".

Some work on algorithms that describe the behavior of the atmosphere, some on the behavior of the oceans, some on vegetation, some on clouds, and some on making sure that all these algorithms, when they are combined, produce results that seem consistent with the real world.

Furthermore, modelling desiderata do not have obvious correlates in experimental design, and when we define these desiderata in a way that seem consistent with ecologists' usage, the trade-off framework falls apart.

More notable are effects that seem consistent with the positive impact of openness to experience and suggest that a willingness to consider and seek out alternatives may increase the risk of divorce the positive effects of female risk tolerance and of male extraversion.

That seems consistent with demonstrations that HPA activation and glucocorticoid hormones may contribute to binge eating, drug addiction, and other excessive reward pursuits [ 22, 55].

Overall, a major fraction of EST-SSRs were located in exons, an observation that seems consistent with EST-SSRs deriving from transcribed regions.