The phrase "achieve consistent with" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely intended to convey the idea of achieving something in alignment with a certain standard or expectation.
Example: "Our goal is to achieve consistent with industry standards in our production processes."
Alternatives: "align with" or "be in accordance with".
Subcellular signal localization and co-localization are achieved, consistent with the expectation that HCR amplification polymers remain tethered to their initiating probes.
Donor skin graft survival was significantly prolonged in both groups but tolerance was not achieved, consistent with the poor T-cell chimerism (p = 0.5 sitagliptin-treated vs untreated recipients) [8,44].
Nevertheless, the model estimates are robust and similar to previous modelled estimates reported from the UK and the USA. 5 6 20 The present study quantifies the potentially large reductions in premature CVD deaths if the recommended dietary intakes were achieved, consistent with international evidence.
It demonstrated an important fact: most assays can achieve consistent performance with calibration traceability based on individual serum samples with insulin concentrations set by isotope dilution mass spectrometry, a reference measurement procedure for insulin that greatly improves the assessment of accuracy of measurement (12, 13).
In order to achieve a standard whereby different institutions could achieve consistent results with different optomechanical systems, the imaging geometry, in particular, would have to be closely specified and controlled, analogous to the standards for instrumental spot colour measurement [36].
We pricked the sham flies first to coat the tungsten needle with hemolymph to achieve consistent bacterial coating with the infection group.
Sir Peter Fahy said it was difficult to achieve "consistent national standards" with 43 forces in England and Wales.
Expressions have been identified for the activity and acquisition times required to achieve consistent image quality in FDG imaging with reduced patient and staff doses.
Subjects treated with closed-loop therapy achieved consistent results, with a trend toward reduced glucose variability without requiring nurse interventions or decision making on insulin delivery.
Achieving consistent results with controlled error limits requires careful attention to the numerical procedures.
