The phrase "according to consistent" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity in its intended meaning.
Example: "According to consistent research findings, the results indicate a significant trend."
Alternatives: "based on consistent" or "in line with consistent".
Season, any of four divisions of the year according to consistent annual changes in the weather.
Today, Salmond is skillfully navigating the biggest test of his long career — a referendum on independence which, according to consistent polls, is still opposed by around half of Scots.
Everyone had agreed on how to identify the original time boundaries according to consistent rules, she says; the vote throws those rules out the window.
According to consistent control theory, if and only if all agent states meet: (mathop {lim }limits_{t to infty } left| {x_{j} left( t right) - x_{i} left( t right)} right| = 0,forall i,j in n), then the protocol u i can solve the consistent problem gradually.
Additional merges were made between contigs according to consistent genetic marker data if supported by fingerprint overlaps with probability scores of better than 1e-10 [ 43].
Features of systematic reviews used in clinical medicine encompass specifying an explicit study question, conducting a comprehensive search, rating the quality and strength of the evidence according to consistent criteria, and performing meta-analyses and other statistical analyses.
Rather, they should be selected according to internally consistent groupings.
In a police state the police operate according to known consistent procedures.
The new capitalist model that emerges from this crisis must operate according to more consistent principles.
Mr. Bonetti produces functional tables, cabinets, dressers and lamps but not according to any consistent personal style.
In a police state the police operate according to known, consistent procedures.
