Sentence examples for be consistent with one from inspiring English sources

*Results on Staging and Histologic findings (tumor size, node, histology grade) may not be consistent with one another because data on the former were abstracted from patients' medical records or treatment plan while latter were abstracted from histo-pathology report submitted by participating sites.

As shown in Fig. 10a, the permittivity may be consistent with one Debye dielectric relaxation model [71] and then the single Cole-Cole semicircle is clearly observed and distorted.

The human psyche goes to great lengths, sometimes unconsciously, to be consistent with one's identity.

Nevertheless, the result of TRANSMODIS would be consistent with one's intuition given the data.

Classifications need to be internally consistent, but classifications of different types of entities need not be consistent with one another.

In addition, the results of the different studies included in the meta-analysis must be consistent with one another.

The other data are consistent with one another and plotted on a positive trend with pressure (Figure 4A).

The questionnaire, as opined by the respondents showed a median of 5 on every point and all the points were consistent with one another, and, therefore, suitable for using as a research instrument.

The results in Fig. 13 suggest that simplifying the rupture velocity as in Model S3 has the greatest impact on the performance of the source model, which is consistent with one of the conclusions of Watanabe et al. (2008).

Joyce, though, is consistent with one key message.

American policy -- at least so far, and so far as is known -- has been consistent with one of the greatest concerns of church leaders: limiting civilian casualties.