The phrase "as consistent of" is not correct in English.
It seems to be a misuse of the phrase "consistent with" or "consists of."
Example: "The results of the study are consistent with previous research findings."
Alternatives: "in line with" or "aligned with".
Our case study from Berlin could use remotely sensed individual tree species as consistent inventory of a life cycle assessment.
Though he could scarcely be accused of making the same movie twice, Jeff Nichols has established a set of cinematic themes and preoccupations as consistent as those of any American writer-director working today.
The quality of services provided by contract workers, for example, may not be as consistent as that of experienced government employees.
Andrea, as I've mentioned before, has been my main guru on things Italian for nearly 25 years, and his cooking is as consistent as that of the best simple Italian restaurant you know.
Eminem's album wasn't widely regarded as being as consistent as some of his earlier collections, but it garnered dramatically stronger reviews than Azalea's album.
Therefore, the correlation of the third l-SV to the Voronoi volume is significant, but not as consistent as those of the first and second l-SVs to information content and contact numbers, respectively.
SWE interpretation is at least as consistent as that of BI-RADS ultrasound B-mode features.
Through all her incarnations, Huffington's interest in mass movements, human potential, and the improvability of man has been as consistent as her suspicion of pharmacology, utilitarianism, and Skinner boxes.
As consistent as the tales of cover up are those of community intimidation, where victims are branded a moser – an informer – excluded from school, spat on in synagogue, their families threatened and harassed by supporters of the accused.
