The phrase "appear to be consistent with the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing observations or findings that align with a particular theory, hypothesis, or set of data.
Example: "The results of the experiment appear to be consistent with the predictions made by the researchers."
Alternatives: "seem to align with the" or "seem to correspond with the".
In each case empirical developmental changes appear to be consistent with the IPPs.
The theoretical results appear to be consistent with the experimental ones.
However, pore distribution does not appear to be consistent with the presence of tubercles or depressions on the outer surface.
The results also appear to be consistent with the few papers that have compared onshore pipeline and shipping between harbours.
Even though limited experimentation has been conducted in the compression-controlled region for such type of members, data points appear to be consistent with the analytical predictions.
Both experimental and simulation results appear to be consistent with the results of measurements of the basic hygrothermal parameters, which demonstrates the robustness of the results.
But he added that the chest markings and injured paws "appear to be consistent with the bear seen walking upright on several videos taken from north Jersey residents over the past two years".
The proposals appear to be consistent with the wishes of Mayor Bloomberg, who has urged eliminating party primaries and switching to nonpartisan elections as a way of weakening political bosses.
These results appear to be consistent with the incentive-sensitization theory (Robinson & Berridge, 2001), as overeating seems not so much to be characterized by enhanced liking of food but by stronger automatic approach tendencies towards food.
However, this value would imply a much higher dependence on the F10.7 radio flux than found for Venus and does not appear to be consistent with the observed solar cycle dependence of the Martian ionospheric peak plasma densities.
Town officials say that while the two plans need more review, their overall goals appear to be consistent with the master plan for development that the town adopted in 1997 and amended last year, when the zoning law that was needed to make the plan work was also passed.
