Sentence examples for thought to be consistent from inspiring English sources

When it comes to climate change, the Coalition has committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions to between266% and 28% below 2005 levels by 2030, which is not thought to be consistent with keeping warming to less than 2C globally.

The therapeutic action of sumatriptan is thought to be consistent with neuronal inhibition.

Initially, no evidence was adduced for local arable activity in the present investigation, and this was thought to be consistent possibly with the low numbers of excavated querns and the absence of cereal macrofossil finds when compared with other Shetland broch sites.

PET-MRI and PET-CT images were reviewed for FDG uptake thought to be consistent with malignancy by two readers independently, and categorized into 5 groups (1 both PETMRI and PET-CT positive, 2 PET-MRI positive, PET-CT positive in retrospect; 3 PET-CT positive, PET-MRI positive in retrospect; 4: PET-MRI positive, PET-CT negative; 5: PET-MRI negative, PET-CT positive) by consensus.

The very short, fused metatarsus of Balaur and enlarged first claw, strange even by dromaeosaur standards, are thought to be consistent with these newer studies, lending further support to the idea that Balaur was a predator.

Compared to a strongly pathogenic species like A. solidipes, A. gallica has a relatively sparse branching pattern that is thought to be "consistent with a foraging strategy in which acceptable food bases may be encountered at any distance, and which favours broad and divisive distribution of potential inoculum".

The second patient was found to be heterozygous for a novel variant in TNFRSF1A Y38S, and the inflammatory syndrome was thought to be fully consistent with TRAPS.

The adverse event profile was thought to be generally consistent with that seen in advanced melanoma, but a higher incidence of endocrinopathies were reported [32].

Even with this persistent MRA abnormality, her rapid return to normal without neurological deficit and near-complete resolution of FLAIR signal abnormalities was thought to be most consistent with PRES.

Her clinical course was thought to be more consistent with collecting duct carcinoma rather than low-grade clear cell carcinoma, which was the second component in the primary tumor.

According to the hypothesis of founder effects, the presence of fixed TE insertion sites in each molecular form could suggest that gene flow is more restricted than it has usually been thought to be, which would be consistent with the virtual absence of hybrids in nature [8, although an unusual frequency of hybrids was found in a population from Guinea Bissau; J. Pinto, personal communication].