The primary premises must, of course, be consistent one with another, and they may be chosen, as in fact happened with Euclidean geometry, because they are thought to have evident application in the real world.
So, too, there are situations and realities that require us to modify our ideas and concepts and symbols so that they will be consistent one with another and with the rest of our beliefs.
For neurons showing patterns of modulation of gaze and action epoch, which were consistent one to another (Fig. 6A), the separation between the two curves started with the beginning of fixation, as expected, and was maintained all throughout the duration of the task, suggesting that for these neurons the modulation was mainly driven by the gaze signal.
It is certainly a consistent one, whether live, on Twitter or on screen.
For the first time, he had consistent one-on-one counseling.
"The very essence of judicial power is to interpret the laws to make them consistent with one another, and ultimately consistent with state constitutional principles" like not disenfranchising voters.
The other data are consistent with one another and plotted on a positive trend with pressure (Figure 4A).
*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.
The narrative on the right is, generally speaking, a consistent one: the FBI and Mueller are biased against the president.
The results on Table 2 suggest that the five main empirical datasets are on average 72.4 % consistent with one another.
