Sentence examples for be reasonably consistent with from inspiring English sources
As that suggests, for a possible thing to seem plausible it must be reasonably consistent with our prior experience.
The calculated values were found to be reasonably consistent with the experimental data.
The trends of diffusion coefficients by TiO2 structures are known to be reasonably consistent with the resistances in the TiO2 film determined by EIS[22, 23].
The experimental levels of reinforcement appear to be reasonably consistent with model predictions when changes in particle aspect ratios are accounted for.
These works of adhesion appear to be reasonably consistent with experimental data for solid Al or Ag on Al2O3, but allowance for nonstoichiometry in the interface (work in progress) may be important for this quantity.
Giving his judgement, District Judge Paul Goldspring said: "It has not been proved that the granting of the licence would not be reasonably consistent with [the] objective of preventing crime and disorder and therefore I disagree with the decision of the [council's] sub-committee and, in light of the evidence before me, it was wrong".
The fact is Tiger spikes ratings and always has, which is terrific, but our ratings at other tournaments were reasonably consistent with where they had been.
We have indicated that we do plan to, for the most part, treat them in a manner that is reasonably consistent with the Geneva Conventions, to the extent they are appropriate, and that is exactly what we have been doing".
"Data from one of the IMOS recorders showed a clear acoustic signal at a time that was reasonably consistent with the information relating to the disappearance of MH370," he said.
