If Fatima normally gets her father's permission to do things, perhaps because she is a girl living in a relatively conservative society, then it is only consistent that she gets his permission to participate in the study.
These results, then, are consistent with previous research that has shown that patient satisfaction is lower among patients who require one or two reminders to respond to a mail survey than it is among respondents who return their questionnaires immediately.
If you had a lower-risk profile and lower exposure to public equities, then that number is consistent with that type of diversified allocation".
"If they auction them -- fairly this time -- then that would be consistent with the transition that we have expected," Mr. Weafer said, alluding to a widespread feeling in Russia that the past privatizations were unjust, and needed revision.
If easy clinical scoring of GvHD severity and survival are the main outcomes measured, then a model that has consistent rapid kinetics and 100% penetrance is desirable.
"You can present a strong hypothesis, talk about how the findings are consistent with that, and then point out very openly where the data were not consistent with it, and that's a question for future research".
Larger-scale typing then produced data that were internally consistent between PRT and ratio measurements and conformed well to the predictions of Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium using haplotype frequencies determined in three-generation families.
Don't be blasphemous, meaning do not pray and then do something that is not consistent with your spirituality, expecting the prayer to serve as compensation (prayer is not punishment or just to make up for failings).
VC3, VC4, VC5 and VC6 activities were less then 0.3%, consistent with the interpretation that the VC1-6 peptides have low or no agonistic action.
It is consistent then that Denisov and Halle [26] indicate that buried water molecules have long residence times due to the free energy cost of local protein unfolding rather than due to a full complement of strong hydrogen bonds.
