The phrase "also consistent with many" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something aligns or agrees with the views or findings of many others.
Example: "The results of this study are also consistent with many previous research findings in the field."
Alternatives: "also aligns with many" or "also agrees with many".
Our study is also consistent with many studies that have shown improvement on measures of language production (letter and category fluency) following atypical antipsychotic administration (Buchanan et al, 1994; Galletly et al, 1997; Hagger et al, 1993; Hoff et al, 1996; Lee et al, 1994; Potkin et al, 2001).
In addition, our predictions are also consistent with many of the high scoring proteins from the high-throughput in vitro phosphorylation study by Ubersax et al. [47], although most of these are as of yet unconfirmed in vivo.
Not only is this in line with what we observed in the red dot task, this view is also consistent with many theories that attribute the AB to an inhibition process that is induced while the first target is being consolidated (e.g., [6], [10], [26] [28]).
The observed dependence of lipid droplet accumulation on the kinetics of an insulin signaling cascade is also consistent with many previous studies where heterogeneous kinase activities are reported in differentiating 3T3-L1 cells [45] and where increased insulin-like growth factor overcome Pref-1 mediated inhibition of adipocyte differentiation [46].
The idea proposed here circumvents the inherent difficulties associated with the current understanding of tumorigenesis, and is also consistent with many experimental and epidemiological observations.
This finding was also consistent with many recent studies that have demonstrated the importance of staffing in designing nursing care delivery practices that guarantee best outcomes for patients.
But it's also consistent with the appropriative license many artists online have been taking with Drake's image for years now.
They are also consistent with findings found in many countries, both with and without universal coverage.
Such "partial interference" region is also consistent with the findings of many empirical studies discussed in Section 1. Figure 1 Throughput degradation and network separation.
This is also consistent with the findings of the many studies of population mixing situations.
This is also consistent with the current understanding that many cell adhesion molecules can trigger glutamatergic synapse formation as NLGN1 does, but only NLGN2 is capable of inducing GABAergic synaptogenesis [ 35, 36].
