The phrase "are however consistent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that despite other factors or conditions, consistency is maintained.
Example: "The results of the experiment are however consistent with our initial hypothesis."
Alternatives: "are nonetheless consistent" or "are still consistent".
The findings are, however, consistent with a broader definition of aging in place.
While the parametric model over predicts the simulated tensile response for carbon and polypropylene TRCs, predictions are however consistent with experimental trends for aramid and glass TRCs.
Challenges in management are, however, consistent across depths, and highlight the restricted spatial extent of such features, and the limited information typically available on their distributions, and the ecosystem services they provide.
They are however consistent with the idea that it is associated with the precision of depth perception (Hibbard, 2008), since we would expect that sensitivity to depth differences would decrease with increase disparity.
They are, however, consistent with a very different line of research that has found that young females are more responsive than young males to stressful life events (e.g., Ge et al. 1994; Bouma et al. 2008).
The findings with respect to IMT and PWV are, however, consistent with the association between CRP and CVD being driven by reverse causality (i.e. CVD causing raised CRP).
They were, however, consistent in expressing strong views.
The size of the large group of uncertain and unconcerned is, however, consistent with other findings.
It is however, consistent with a long heritage of the western gaze, spanning everything from misery-porn about Muslim women, to ostensibly serious journalism that shows life "behind the veil".
This is however, consistent with the s-wave superconductors.
These biases were, however, consistent with the validation results of the SABER and SBUV/2 data shown in the earlier literature.
