"horizontal coherence" is a valid term in written English, and it refers to the logical flow and organization of a sentence or passage.
It is often used in academic or technical writing to ensure that the content is well-structured and easy to follow. Example: "The researcher's findings lacked horizontal coherence, as they jumped between topics without clear transitions, making it difficult for readers to understand the overall argument."
Also, it creates two new dynamics for analysis: horizontal coherence and vertical coherence.
High values of the horizontal coherence exceeding the 95%% confidence level were observed between different pairs of time series.
We discuss a solution that keeps the subject-based approach but creates a set of internal organizers and mechanisms aimed at ensuring the integration as well as the vertical and horizontal coherence within a competence-based curriculum.
"Much of what this is going to take is greater integration and coherence — horizontal coherence, and vertical coherence, among different levels of government".
The swept-source horizontal optical coherence tomography scan centered in the fovea (E) shows minimal RPE changes with a normal choroidal tissue.
The swept-source horizontal optical coherence tomography scan centered in the fovea (E) shows a temporal window defect consistent with the atrophy of the RPE in the temporal macular region and a diffuse choroidal thinning.
Nurses seem to be concerned about the vertical as well as horizontal organizational coherence in their work, which may reflect the multidimensionality of nurses' work.
To report wavy horizontal artifacts on optical coherence tomography (OCT) monitor images.
Figure 6 Spectral domain optical coherence tomography horizontal scans and thickness maps at various study time points.
b Optical coherence tomography scan (horizontal) over the lesion shows an elevated foveal contour with increased retinal thickness, hyper-reflectivity, and pockets of subretinal fluid.
Eigen and Schuster's hypercycle [28] provides a principle of organization, by which a stable replicative, metabolic core (to include in the case of viruses those elements essential for horizontal transmission), exhibit continuity and coherence through evolutionary time.
