The phrase "considered as consistent" is correct and can be used in written English.
It suggests that something is being viewed or evaluated in terms of its consistency. Example: The proposed policy will be considered as consistent with our values and goals.
Cronbach's α is used to measure internal consistency and a questionnaire is usually considered as consistent when α >0.8 [ 27].
A size of inconsistency of ≤ 0 indicated consistency, and thus only 7 pairs are considered as consistent responses.> -wrap-foot> Adapted from Janssen et al [ 16].
On the basis of two successive analyses distinguishing three forms of tension between monism and pluralism and a distinction between derivational and functional reduction—I define three different versions of emergentism that can be considered as consistent middle courses between monism and pluralism (respectively theoretical, explanatory and causal emergence).
Both estimators can be considered as consistent in the single-pitch scenario.
Most of these works demonstrated a full T −1 dependence of the dephasing rate up to 10 K and considered as consistent with the theoretic calculation of Nyquist scattering because of their 2D nature.
The successes were not universal though and led to the question driving this paper: the extent to which separate but integrated views of mathematical practices and content can be considered as consistent with or equivalent to the notion of mathematical modes of enquiry.
The RpL13 gene was considered as displaying consistent expression and was suitable for downstream analysis, as previously described in [24].
Sensitivity of ROG on all these biophysical and/or biochemical properties, dents the profile of it to be considered as a consistent and robust marker to describe mass distribution within a given shape boundary of proteins.
