The phrase "are though consistent with" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a mix-up of "are" and "though," which does not fit together properly in this context. An example of a corrected version could be: "The results are, however, consistent with our hypothesis."
Alternatives: "are, however, consistent with" or "are still consistent with".
Studies on the association of prognosis relative to the timing of care are sparse, though consistent with our findings, Maguen et al 32 found indications that veterans who initiated PTSD treatment earlier after deployment return were more likely to see symptom improvement.
These correlations are weaker, though consistent with the correlations obtained for individual citation pairs.
Similarly, the SNP array manufacturer's [ 24] diallelic calls, CC for NA10851 and GG for NA18959, were erroneous though consistent with what was expected given their two-copy assumption.
The cables indicate that in private Ahern and officials used language which was slightly blunter, though consistent, with the public pronouncements of the former taoiseach, who told the Irish parliament, the Dáil, he believed Sinn Féin had negotiated in bad faith.
Publicly, he has been unprecedentedly critical of Sinn Féin and, until recently, greatly reduced private contacts as well". The cables indicate that in private Ahern and officials used language which was slightly blunter, though consistent, with the public pronouncements of the former taoiseach, who told the Irish parliament, the Dáil, he believed Sinn Féin had negotiated in bad faith.
Reliability of the fear scale was only moderate, though consistent with previous fear scales established by others using either the same instrument [ 47] or one sharing many of the same items [ 30, 56].
Granger Causality was claiming a causal connection that, though consistent with the pattern being generated, was not actually present.
Idealism does not have many contemporary supporters, but there are current reductive theories that are logically independent of physicalism though consistent with it.
15 Furthermore, the rate of IFN use in our study was lower than would be expected, though it was consistent with the findings of Hackshaw et al who reported a prevalence of IFN treatment of 8.4% among 18,075 patients with a confirmed claim of surgery related to melanoma.
Reasons for the relative advantage of the telehealth arm in recruitment and retention are unclear, though it is consistent with the principle of reciprocity; people receiving a notional benefit (such as telehealth) are more likely to comply with subsequent requests.
