The phrase "a are consistent with" is not correct in English.
It appears to be a typographical error or a grammatical mistake, as "a" should not precede "are."
Example: "The results are consistent with our initial hypothesis."
Alternatives: "are in agreement with" or "align with".
As shown in Table 1, the observed masses for single glyceronucleotide or deoxyribonucleotide incorporation on Template A are consistent with the calculated values.
According to this model, the SAXS patterns of A are consistent with the hard phase regions behaving as embedded particles which separate from each other in an affine manner and which are not impeded by interconnections during the mechanical yield process.
But by comparing the EL spectra with the PL spectra, it is found that the emission peaks of device A are consistent with those in the PL spectra.
Numerical simulations of Equation 5.1 with F given by the piecewise linear firing rate (Equation 2.3) and g(A) = A are consistent with subdiffusive wandering of the front, as illustrated in Figure 8.
These values of a are consistent with in situ measurements of cometary dust, which correspond to a wide range of particle mass from 10−16 to 10−6 g.
The strike and dip angle of one of the nodal planes for Reference mechanism A are consistent with the geometry of the PHS plate in the eastern part of the Tanzawa region (e.g., Ishida, 1992; Sato et al., 2005) and the fault parameters of the 1923 Kanto Earthquake (Matsu'ura et al., 1980; Kobayashi and Koketsu, 2005).
Our observations of a relative decrease in SP-A are consistent with many findings in lung injury studies in humans.
This ready dissociation of U1-A is consistent with observations for the cellular complex.
Results from SKAMP-A were consistent with results from the primary efficacy measure (SKAMP-D).
The rake angle of Reference mechanism A is consistent with the relative plate motion (Seno, 1993).
The presence of amylase from a surgical drainage (not shown in a) was consistent with a pancreatic fistula.
