Sentence examples for consistent with assessment from inspiring English sources

It is likely that most of the ITF heat transport derived from the Pacific Ocean is lost to the atmosphere in the southwest Indian Ocean (Godfrey 1996), consistent with assessment from observations (Vranes et al. 2002).

Some may well have learnt from the experience, consistent with assessment being used "for learning", not just "of learning".

For our study, however, we employed a 21% or higher BASFI change as clinically meaningful, [ 39] because it is more conservative and more consistent with Assessment in AS International Group Criteria for 20% improvement (ASAS20) response.

This conclusion is consistent with assessments by the Health Physics Society (HPS 2010) and the American Association of Physicists in Medicine (AAPM 2011) (Table 1) which Drs. Brenner and Hall question (Hall 2003; Brenner and Hall 2012).

The expectations are consistent with the assessment framework used by the Care Quality Commission in its inspections of health and adult social care services in England.

"The early indications had been broadly consistent with this assessment, and this had been reflected in the August inflation report projections … The referendum outcome had a pronounced effect on the domestic outlook".

The explanation of his counter-insurgency strategy, which aims to "protect the population", was consistent with his assessment (by then leaked), which had been drafted for President Barack Obama.

"Most FOMC participants, based on their projections prepared for the June meeting, anticipate that values for the federal funds rate of less than 1% at the end of this year and less than 2% at the end of next year will be consistent with their assessment of appropriate monetary policy," she said.

Factor analysis resulted in a two-factor structure that reflects responsiveness and demandingness in a manner consistent with existing assessment tools.

The resazurin-based perfusion assay revealed changes in endothelial viability and proliferation during long-term ex vivo culture, which was consistent with histological assessment at different time points.

Briefly, in determining if a chest radiograph is consistent with ALI, assessment begins with interpretability of the x-ray followed by evaluation for bilateral opacities generally described as infiltrates consistent with pulmonary edema.