The phrase "a consistent transformation to the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications that are uniform and directed towards a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "The researchers aimed to achieve a consistent transformation to the data set to ensure reliable results."
Alternatives: "a uniform change to the" or "a steady alteration to the".
Therefore you can be located at home but the coordinates the system lodges will not be that of your actual home location, they will be a consistent transformation.
The usual approach has consisted of applying a Box-Cox transformation to the dependent and/or the right-hand side variables and estimating the transformation parameters consistent with the data.
In such an environment, the problem of consistent transformation and loading of heterogeneous input data to various target repositories becomes a critical success factor.
DT cells that over-express kni ectopically appear to "sort out", consistent with their transformation to a DB identity.
We found no evidence of ameboid transformation in microglial shape consistent with their transformation to an activated state.
First, in order to improve the reliability of the node correspondence scores, we selectively apply the probabilistic consistent transformation (PCT) defined in [ 12].
To propose a new consistent data transformation method in spatial domain, this paper applies the PCA transform to the spatial information of the neighboring pixels.
A consistent pattern in the transformation of cities and metropolitan areas by transnational economic integration, in countries rich and poor alike, is that gaps between economic winners and losers grow, based on their position within the global economy and the basis of their connection (or lack of connection) to it.
In other words, "c-disordered" H+-birnessites with small Mn AOS values are readily transformed into todorokite, which is consistent with triclinic birnessite transformation to todorokite [8].
The theory is based on the explicit equation for the non-equilibrium free energy function of the transformation strain obtained by a consistent separation of the total strain into transformation and elastic strains.
