The phrase "is consistent with observed" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that aligns with what has been observed or seen. Example: The results of the experiment are consistent with observed patterns in the data.
These studies also highlight the importance of isolated cases in assessing whether an estimation technique is consistent with observed data.
Simulation results show that only a relatively narrow range of combined recharge values (12 25% of precipitation) and hydraulic conductivity (10−8 10−7 m s−1) is consistent with observed data.
At all concentrations of MO, the heterogeneous Fenton degradation of MO is more pronounced in the case of first-order kinetics compared with other orders because reaction rate constant decreases with the increase in initial dye concentration which is consistent with observed data.
Model prediction of neutropenia rate vs. dose per administration (mg/m) and 95% PI is consistent with observed data.
This result is consistent with observed amplitude of the wave observed in the magnetosphere (i.e., Teramoto et al., 2011).
This conclusion is consistent with observed mortality patterns during outbreaks and from the failure to detect HPAI (H5N1) in clinically normal anseriform species despite intensive sampling.
Furthermore, one of the model estimates was confirmed to be consistent with observed data.
This hypothesis would be consistent with observed negative relationships between DNA methylation and H3K4 methylation [ 60].
VPC can ensure that simulated data are consistent with observed data.
However, polymer simulations can be applied to test whether specific models for mitotic chromosomes are consistent with observed data.
These simple models provide some boundaries, demonstrating some properties that must be upheld by the true genetic architecture in order to be consistent with observed data.
