Sentence examples for which concur from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we hypothesized that ankle casting elicits muscle-tendon adaptations which concur with altered ankle joint kinetics during the stance phase of gait in children with SCP.

Finally, we present the simulation results which concur with the numerical results and which are also a perfect match with the mathematical expressions derived.

The performed analysis has revealed the great impact of fabrication tolerances for the coolant, film and clad temperature rises, particularly affecting safety margins during an ULOOP, while models and material properties uncertainties seem to dominate for the gap and fuel rises, which concur notably in challenging the respect of the fuel melting limit in an UTOP.

The focus is neither on the oeuvre of the Master (as in author studies), nor on developing a specific type of expertise (such as health law or bioethics, which concur, in terms of discursive structure, with university discourse), but rather on the ways in which life science research is enacted and life sciences discourse is framed.

But the CDC and researchers from the Institute of Medicine have also released extensive studies, which concur with Eslick's conclusion.

In the past few years, the Pentagon has issued several reports which concur that the greatest threat to U.S. national security is posed by climate change and potential environmental disasters.

Corrections department officials consulted with Gov. Rick Perry's office, which concurred with the decision, said a spokeswoman for Mr. Perry, a Republican.

The state banker should not be allowed to say such political things, Lawson added, though he was happy to applaud Mark Carney's criticism of over-regulation of the banking sector, which concurred with his own Eurosceptic views.

The thickness of the as-deposited sample was calculated to be ~1180 nm, which concurs to that measured by profilometry.

The highest expression level was found in foragers, which concurs with its biological function in honey bees as only foragers make honey.

Based on Griffith-Irwin theory we estimate the fracture toughness of the hydrides to be of the order of 1 MPa⋅m1/2, which concurs well with experimental data.