So these beliefs are in fact consistent with behavior, so we're okay.
These rich rooms are in fact consistent with Loos's theories of ornament, as they use the inherent patterns of natural materials rather than decoration contrived by man.
We show here that the steady 2005-2017 decrease of NOx emissions reported by the NEI is in fact consistent with observed network trends of surface NO2 and ozone concentrations.
Although the national polls alone are in fact consistent with a nearly tied race, the state polls are more consistent with a race in which Mr. Obama still holds a very modest lead.
Our holding in the case sub judice is, in fact, consistent with the rationale underlying such rulings, and we affirm our previous recognition that where a special and narrowly defined relationship can be established between the tortfeasor and a plaintiff who was deprived of an economic benefit, the tortfeasor can be held liable.
Some key attributes associated with Asian culture are in fact consistent with, and aligned to, some of the basic tenets of PBL, including the congruence between the Asian emphasis on group before individual interest, and the collaborative small group learning design used in PBL.
An observed phase difference is, in fact, consistent with a large set of discrete altitudes, but in practice such radio altimeters are used in connection with instrument landing systems for measuring altitude and rate of descent during the last few seconds before touchdown.
The results of the present study are, in fact, consistent with limited evidence on information sharing between preschool and elementary school teachers.
But some theorists have argued that the parity claim, which is so important to the liberal critics, is in fact consistent with a version of the DRR.
