Sentence examples for generally coherent from inspiring English sources

The inspectors say the information they have, from multiple sources at different times, is both detailed and "generally coherent".

Toxicologic studies are generally coherent with evidence in epidemiologic and controlled human exposure studies.

Genomic alterations are generally coherent with previous findings (Zieger et al, 2005; Andersen et al, 2006; Tørring et al, submitted).

The observed differences were in the anticipated direction and are generally coherent with an expectation that they would be statistically significant in a larger sample.

We previously reported that some women with early breast cancer undertake healthful behavior changes on their own and that these changes are generally coherent with current guidelines for things such as diet and physical activity [ 44].

The sources for 3D IL are generated either by the typical multiple free space beams (multi-beam IL (MBIL)) 19, 20 or by passing a single (generally coherent) source through a contacting diffracting optic (phase mask IL (PMIL)).

Consider Guru-ology, the discipline that takes its guiding questions to be those enunciated by some guru, and lays down as its methodology that acceptable answers are all and only the guru's pronouncements (perhaps assuming consistency so let us assume for good measure that the guru is consistent and more generally probabilistically coherent).

While Lindsay and Mori upended the ways in which their instruments were played, Crutchfield and Wright generally played coherent, melodic lines.

Generally, longer coherent integration time periods such as 2 s (100 bits) would have concerns about oscillator stability and code Doppler.

These findings explain why tremor in different limbs is generally not coherent with each other (Hurtado et al., 2000; Raethjen et al., 2000).

Estimated ACFs are generally stable and coherent; they have very little seasonal change.