The phrase "assessment were consistent" is not correct in written English.
It should be "assessments were consistent" or "assessment was consistent" depending on the intended meaning.
Example: "The assessments were consistent across all groups, indicating reliable results."
Alternatives: "evaluations were uniform" or "reviews were consistent."
For one control, ADI-R was incomplete; this subject was retained after determining that CDI and clinical assessment were consistent with typical development.
The patient's symptoms, biomonitoring results, and environmental assessment were consistent with a chronic, seasonal exposure pattern.
Throughout the study period, laboratory methods for HbA1c assessment were consistent.
To assess whether lobule-type assessment was consistent across batches, the pathologist reclassified 50 first-batch slides at the time of reading for the second batch.
The Human Rights Watch assessment was consistent with the accounts of residents, who said soldiers had set the fires as a form of sweeping retribution for the death of one of their own.
The results show that the quality assessment indices can be obtained rapidly and accurately with design parameters and scanned data, and the results of holistic quality assessment are consistent with those of cross-sectional quality assessment.
This implies that the results from both the external and internal accuracy assessment are consistent with each other, allowing us to set upper bound errors of 200 m and 70 m for the Chang'E-1 (GT) and SELENE (GT), respectively.
The 10,000 year period for compliance assessment is consistent with EPA's generally applicable standards developed under the Nuclear Waste Policy Act.
These data suggest that alterations in the endfoot of Müller cells are the reason for the reduced staining intensity in the isolated cells and this quantitative assessment is consistent with the anatomical redistribution in situ.
