The phrase "are consistent with large" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a relationship between something and a large quantity or concept, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The results of the study are consistent with large-scale trends observed in previous research."
Alternatives: "align with significant" or "correspond with extensive".
And the findings are consistent with large studies of knee replacement and mortality in Scandinavia.
Such negative effects are consistent with large training lock-in effects.
Additionally, estimates of small labor supply elasticities based on micro data are consistent with large aggregate labor supply elasticities.
The observed OPA1 doublet bands are consistent with large (L) and small (S) protein isoforms, of which L2 and S4 are prominent.
Our Bayesian modelling analysis strongly suggests that the observed declines in FSW HIV prevalence in Shimoga, Mysore and Bellary are consistent with large self-reported increases in condom use during Avahan ('estimated CCU trends').
These data are consistent with large population-based studies indicating that the risk of alcohol-related problems, addiction, and chronic diseases increases with greater weekly or daily alcohol and drug use (Dawson et al. 2005; Rehm et al. 2009; Room et al. 2005).
Such patterns are consistent with large-scale duplication followed by random loss of either paralogous copy.
Supplementary Figure 6 Large-scale domains of radial positioning are consistent with large-scale patterns in bulk Hi-C.
Last term's environmental decisions are consistent with larger trends at the court, which has leaned to the right recently and seems poised to make significant moves in a conservative direction in important areas of the law.
These observations are consistent with larger, longer-term trials that did not show any apparent cardiovascular safety concerns and suggested some improvement in SBP [ 18- 22].
However, for the membrane/total protein ratio, the nonorganophosphate agents caused an initial reduction in differentiating cells; because this was superimposed on an increase in protein/DNA, the results are consistent with larger cell bodies.
