The phrase "considered as consistent with" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe something that is in agreement or in line with another thing or idea. Here is an example sentence: "His actions may be considered as consistent with the company's values and principles." This sentence suggests that the subject's actions align with the values and principles of the company. Another example could be: "The findings of the study were considered as consistent with previous research in the field." In this sentence, the phrase is used to indicate that the findings of the study align with what has been previously discovered in the same area of research.
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 threshold of 30 for grass pollen has been frequently used in other multi-centre studies and may therefore be considered as consistent with other analogous studies.
The tricuspid regurgitant velocity (TRV) was calculated, and a TRV in excess of 2.8 m/s coupled with exertional dyspnea without evidence of left heart disease was considered as consistent with the diagnosis of pulmonary hypertension [ 10].
VCE findings were considered as consistent with celiac disease if at least one of the following was present: reduced duodenal folds; scalloping, or reduction of folds; mucosal fissures, crevices, grooves, or a mosaic pattern [ 4].
Others findings (prominent bronchial opacities, peribronchial infiltrates, hyperinflation or sub-segmental atelectasia) were considered as consistent with the diagnosis of bronchiolitis and therefore had no impact on therapeutic decision.
For this analysis, the reported use of condom every time or most of the time was considered as consistent condom use with regular sex partner and with occasional/regular client.
Patchy or nodular shadows, cavitations and calcified shadows were considered as highly consistent with TB.
Although our study shows that this time is little later than 20 years old for females, this result can be considered as being consistent with the previous studies.
These three items were considered as being consistent with a 'healthy diet' based on existing research evidence [ 44] and public health messages (e.g., '5-a-day') and were therefore used as the food intake outcomes in the analyses.
