The phrase "available in consistent" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The results are available in consistent formats for easier comparison."
Alternatives: "available in uniform" or "available in steady".
Secondary data is not always available in consistent formats, there are differences across states, but also before transition (collected through the Avahan monitoring system) and after transition (collected by the government system).
Early experience with implementation of the research has highlighted a number of challenges: Secondary data is not always available in consistent formats, there are differences across states, but also before transition (collected through the Avahan monitoring system) and after transition (collected by the government system).
Another potential confounder was physical activity, for which data were not available in a consistent format across studies.
Information on scale was not available in a consistent format, and the numbers of patients seen per year are often estimates based on information found in the grey literature.
14 Despite the importance of information being available online to patients to allow them to make informed choices in terms of consultant-led teams, no research to date has examined whether such information is available in a consistent way across a range of consultants.
Once operational, the biobanks must ensure that these materials and data are made available "in a manner consistent with national legislation and ethical approvals" [ 3].
Given the importance being placed on plaque SUV measurements, the aim of this study is to verify whether carotid SUVs measured with different software packages that we have available in our institution are consistent and reproducible over time and between software packages.
Dislocation configurations from annealed and deformed microstructures available in the literature are consistent with the predictions based on elastic instability.
Perhaps surprisingly, however, the limited data available in realistic scenes are consistent with the third hypothesis.
In contrast to PMC-OA articles, available in XML following a consistent DTD, supplementary material appears in a variety of file formats.
In contrast to PMC articles, available in XML following a consistent DTD (Document Type Definition), supplementary material appears in a variety of file formats.
