The phrase "approximations are consistent with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the alignment or agreement of estimates or calculations with a certain standard or set of data.
Example: "The approximations are consistent with the results obtained from the previous experiments, indicating a reliable trend."
Alternatives: "estimates align with" or "calculations correspond to".
We used a simplification of the Planck–Henderson equation to approximate the junction potential in thermolytic RED systems based on conductivity measurements, and this approximation was consistent with experimentally measured junction potentials.
48 While the influenza vaccine effectiveness estimate is consistent with approximations from two recent meta-analyses demonstrating influenza vaccine effectiveness against pneumonia hospitalization, 30, 32 the width of its confidence interval demonstrates imprecision and a lack of statistical power.
Our theoretical results based on small-delay time-approximation approach are consistent with the numerical simulation, which implies that the approximate method is reliable.
Some algebraic approximations for these integrals are proposed, which are consistent with numerical integral approximations but much faster to be evaluated.
Approximations of the extremely lowly filled valleys are consistent with the completely empty canyons, and approximations of the extremely highly filled valleys with the fully filled valleys.
However, in the absence of crystallisation data, these results must be considered to be a theoretical approximation, but these binding modes are consistent with experimental activity data and suggest, by structural modelling, that OEA and ES can act as PPARα agonists.
Despite the limitations in the starting model and approximations inherent in coarse graining, these results are consistent with experiments which suggest that binding of a substrate to the PAS is only somewhat hindered by the association of the subunits.
The sound ray technique is developed to simulate rough surfaces scattering processes which are consistent with the Kirchhoff approximation (KA) theory.
For conventional fuel air flames, key features of the flame are consistent with the flame sheet approximation (FSA).
