This line of thinking is consistent with omission bias, a frequently observed cognitive bias in decision-making in which harms (i.e., HIV infection) due to acts of commission (i.e., trial participation) tend to result in greater regret than harms due to acts of omission (i.e., not using a condom) [ 40, 41].
Attending to teachers' thinking is consistent with other researchers' recognition of the need for facilitators to learn how to notice teacher thinking (Borko et al., 2014a; van Es, 2010).
McIlroy says this thinking is what has helped him become so consistent.
Consistent with this thinking was the measurement made using a mobile Doppler radar of the fastest wind speed ever measured, 318 miles per hour (about 512 km per hour), in a tornado that hit the suburbs of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, on May 3 , 1999
(This is consistent with thinking that a meta-understanding of the workings of mathematical, modal or moral discourse is important to philosophy; but then there seems no reason why such a meta-understanding should be problematic for methodological naturalism).
"Some have argued that tissue may be donated, though not sold, and this is consistent with thinking that the donor could retain some rights over what the tissue is used for post-donation," she says.
Full compatibility with other drug candidates means that novel combinations including PBTZ169 can be readily assembled and this is consistent with the current thinking that it may be more efficient and less time-consuming to test new regimens in clinical trials rather than testing a series of single drugs separately (Diacon et al, 2012).
This response is consistent with MPT.
This idea is consistent with American history.
"This result is consistent across the world".
