Sentence examples for transition is consistent from inspiring English sources
Under θ conditions, the width of the transition is consistent with the residual polydispersity.
The formation of deep cells with change of overall morphologies is performed, and its wavelength transition is consistent with the reported experiments.
This transition is consistent with the embryos coagulation secondary nucleation mechanism, and it was found to be a strong function of the way the crystals are prepared.
The overall phase transition is consistent with the occurrence of a soft lattice mode at room temperature in which a large displacement of the molecule in the x-direction is coupled with a flexing motion about an axis defined by the nitrogen atoms in the N1 and N3 positions.
"This leadership transition is consistent with the board's plans developed last year when I returned as CEO and Anne was named president," Allaire said.
This transition is consistent a shift from environment-derived nutrients to a symbiotic state in which the fungus utilizes simple sugars provided by the plant symbiont.
Prior observation of p27-induced inhibition of Cdk1/cyclin B activity and arrest of cells at the G2/M transition are consistent with our data [35], suggesting that, as in other cells, in lens inhibition of Cdk1/cyclin B is a direct consequence of the accumulation of p27 (or other Cdk inhibitors) and that expression of K6W-Ub enhances this phenomenon.
As shown in the tables and figures, the findings on the drivers and outcomes of dietary transition were consistent for the countries included in the study.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.10036.022 Our observations on the pericyte to smooth muscle transition are consistent with studies analyzing the timing of epicardial differentiation and its emergence into the myocardium.
On the other hand, evidence that p21 protein binds to and inhibits CDK cyclin complexes, resulting in cell-cycle arrest during the G1/S transition, was consistent with the hypothesis that overexpression of this protein may be associated with less aggressive tumours (Harper et al, 1993).
The attributed nature of these transitions is consistent with excitation power dependent measurements (not presented), where exciton intensity rises linearly, while biexciton as a square of excitation power [30].
