The phrase "acquired consistent" is not correct in English as it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
It may be intended to describe something that has been consistently obtained or achieved, but it needs rephrasing for clarity.
Example: "The results acquired consistent support from the research community."
Alternatives: "consistently obtained" or "consistently achieved".
Those that encourage aggregation of sites by means of criteria incorporated in the objective function do not seem suitable to acquire consistent connectivity levels in the presence of mandatory sites.
Instrument selection and problems associated with acquiring consistent, reliable and valuable data in a field environment are discussed, as are the challenges and problems that occur when preparing a full scale experiment.
Manned helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft provide high-resolution aerial imagery but are expensive to operate, can have difficulties acquiring consistent data, and are normally restricted to higher flight altitudes (above 150 m) for safety reasons.
Amazonia outside of Brazil has received less attention because of the difficulty of acquiring consistent data across countries.
Despite numerous attempts to acquire consistent, high-quality data from comparable regions within the City of Johannesburg, these data were not available during the study period in sufficient quantity and reliability to make adequate comparisons.
There were 84 usable 10-min rsfMRI runs during the study, which were acquired at consistent times of the day, controlled to minimize effects of time of day.
Without them, it is up to Sam Stosur and the new wave — Kvitova, Wozniacki, Victoria Azarenka — to build the big-match buzz, which takes time to generate and requires the stature acquired with consistent Grand Slam success.
At the same time, early use of screen media in infancy and toddlerhood, without the intensive support of parents and other caregivers, can disrupt the development of social skills that are normally acquired through consistent and continuous interaction with parents and significant others in the infant's environment.
Scientific knowledge, rather, is acquired through consistent and incremental observation and testing.
Moreover, the presence of thick walled blood vessels did not correlate with acquired features consistent with hypoxia ischemia, or with the cluster of features associated with FGCB in explained or unexplained categories.
