The phrase "analysis for consistency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of data, processes, or results to ensure they are consistent and reliable.
Example: "The team conducted an analysis for consistency to verify that the results matched the expected outcomes."
Alternatives: "evaluation for uniformity" or "review for coherence".
We chose a "function to structure" method to detect CT-PPI modules by first defining the functional module, and then conducting topological analysis for consistency between CT and PPI sub-networks.
The 40% isocontour (vendor software default) was used for further statistical analysis for consistency throughout this manuscript and has been shown to be of utility in other settings (Burri et al, 2008), although there is no agreed standard.
It should be noted that although the genomic DNA sequences were available for a small portion of the ESTs for each species, we only used EST sequences for this entire analysis for consistency.
Although different models used different grids, the air quality grids for all of the models were remapped to a 30 km × 30 km grid for this analysis for consistency.
(Note that the factor analysis here is exactly equivalent to PCA carried out using the correlation matrix, but we have retained the term 'factor analysis' for consistency with the terms used in the software package).
29 We approached this analysis looking for consistency and coherence of association as well as magnitude and statistical significance and include also the height analysis, which has the same numbers of respondents, to show that the absence of an association for BMI by comparison is not simply due to a power problem.
This sample size allows for analysis of consistency of effects for pre-specified subgroups (e.g. Maori, non-Maori) to be assessed.
Threshold was fixed at 0.2 in each analysis for data consistency.
We also performed psychometric analysis for internal consistency and construct validity.
Very preterm births (occurring at less than seven months gestation) were excluded (n = 38) from the main analysis for both consistency with other studies and to prevent confounding[ 48- 50], since the sample size was too small for adjustment; including these subjects in the analysis, however, did not alter our results (data not shown).
