The phrase "are somewhat consistent with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the degree of agreement or similarity between two or more things, such as data, findings, or opinions.
Example: "The results of the study are somewhat consistent with previous research, suggesting a similar trend in the data."
Alternatives: "are fairly aligned with" or "are moderately in agreement with".
Surface offsets (MAGST-MAAT) were all within 3.5 °C, which are somewhat consistent with other parts of the QTP but smaller than those in the Arctic and Subarctic regions with dense vegetation and thick, long-duration snow cover.
Results from the factorial design are somewhat consistent with the simple linear regression analysis, in that a 2 °C increase in air temperature can typically give an increase in SST, generally ranging between 0.5 and 0.8 °C over the global ocean.
The results are somewhat consistent with the literature in the sense that implementation involves a complex set of activities within a firm (Birkinshaw, 1997).
These computed bond lengths are somewhat consistent with the values of bulk material [33], in reasonable agreement with the reported data [34, 35].
These are somewhat consistent with the primary (3 km radius) and secondary (5 km radius) evacuation zones in the AVF contingency plan, but crucially suggest an additional larger radius of 8 km should be considered in evacuation demand analysis.
These results are somewhat consistent with findings from previous studies (Law et al. 2011; Van Beeck et al. 1991), which suggests that general advancements in medical care reduce RTF rate.
"But we also found, in a result that was somewhat consistent with the result here, that sometimes the songs were able to recover their sort of real ranking in spite of the manipulation," Dr. Watts said.
This is somewhat consistent with reports that RU486 alone has the potential to act as a GR agonist in adipocytes.38 These data suggest that BPA-induced differentiation is likely mediated through a non-classical ER-dependent mechanism rather than through the GR in human subcutaneous preadipocytes.
Such figure is somewhat consistent with other results in the literature.
Overall, L. catta displayed an intermediate activity pattern between Eulemur and P. coquereli, which is somewhat consistent with wild studies.
Although they are not direct measures of the confidence bounds of velocity, they are found to be somewhat consistent with manual (visual) estimation of the ambiguity of cloud tracking (IH16).
