The phrase "accounts consistency" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to the consistency of financial accounts or records, but it is not a commonly used expression.
Example: "The auditor emphasized the importance of accounts consistency in financial reporting to ensure accuracy and reliability."
Alternatives: "financial consistency" or "accounting consistency".
This means that provided the parameter r is not overestimated and linkage disequilibrium is taken into account, consistency between neighboring marker sites will compensate for the spurious deviations in relative allele frequencies.
Alternative accounts of consistency have, however, been proposed, according to which a system is consistent (1) if no wff consisting of a single variable is a theorem or (2) if not every wff is a theorem.
Recall that the motivation for Field to use the compactness theorem was to reformulate conservativeness without having to assume abstract entities (namely, those required by the semantic and the proof-theoretic accounts of consistency).
Researchers in VQA that intend to use ML to support their prediction systems should keep this discrepancy into account, and research is needed to develop ML methods whose risk function takes into account prediction consistency and monotonicity, besides value accuracy.
Since PIC contains no negation sign, the previous account of consistency is not significantly applicable to it.
Here, we should take into account the consistency between the combined components in the combinations.
When taking both types of indexes into account, the consistency of the ratings in both modes was considered acceptable herein.
Thus, if this semantic account' holds, consistency and relatedness effects should have the same direction.
The field researcher and tissue viability nurse specialist then met and compared their accounts, identifying consistencies and inconsistencies, for example, actions that the nurse judged as important, which were not included in the initial patient-driven account.
Several statistical tests can be used to evaluate changes in antimicrobial-resistance prevalence; chi-square is commonly used but does not account for consistency of trends in all hospitals.
