The phrase "adequately consistent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that meets a certain standard of consistency, often in contexts like research, analysis, or quality assessment.
Example: "The results of the study were adequately consistent with previous findings, suggesting that the hypothesis may be valid."
Alternatives: "sufficiently consistent" or "reasonably consistent".
The observed tendency of the increase in vibration frequency with increasing wind speed is adequately consistent with the previous studies.
First, tolerance of the rabbit kidney to the requisite cryoprotectants is not adequately consistent, indicating that further means of reducing toxicity are still needed.
In order to predict the structural vibration damping, a finite element model combined with modal strain energy approach is developed, which is adequately consistent with the experimental results.
Studies rarely verify that gene expression levels for reference genes are adequately consistent among the samples used, nor compare alternative genes to assess which are most reliable for the experimental conditions analyzed.
It is usually not consistent adequately for different radiologists, which may affect the prediction accuracy of the mathematical model.
The municipality was selected as the unit of analysis because this is the smallest administrative unit with decision-making authority and also the smallest unit for which economic, social and health indicators are consistent, adequately accurate, and recent, and therefore appropriate for statistical analysis [ 42].
The model proposed in this study leads to acceptable and consistent results, adequately translating the degradation observed in reality.
Of that number, only 22% were adequately treated, a rate consistent with the 20-30% rates observed in other studies [ 1, 8, 12].
Although the per protocol population did not meet its target sample size at randomisation, ITT results are adequately powered and have consistent outcomes.
Countries may use the approach as a way to check that existing strategies in relevant sectors are comprehensive and consistent, and adequately take into consideration stakeholder interests and priorities.
Ideally a biomarker should be: closely associated with exposure, adequately sensitive and specific, consistent across heterogenous populations, cost efficient, acceptable to the user population, and feasible for use in the field (including low-resource settings) [ 9].
