Sentence examples for measures are consistent from inspiring English sources

Second, the crime 'signatures' expected to follow from the growth in particular security measures are consistent with the predictions of the security hypothesis (Farrell et al. 2016).

It is worth mentioning that our backbone flexibility measures are consistent with those from Elastic Network Models, which are sensitive to fold, but not sequence.

For the studied projects, their ranks by performance measures are consistent with each other, but are not correlated with their ranking by profit sensitivity to risk.

These figures demonstrate how VAILDN's cost saving measures are consistent when compared to simply randomly choosing k nodes for vaccination and choosing k random nodes that are adjacent to the infected super node.

The point estimates for both measures are consistent with what theory would predict lower mobility is associated with more income inequality and higher returns to education and negatively associated with more public expenditure in education.

"We believe measures are consistent with EU legislation and that there are enough safeguards in place to protect the rights of consumers and ISPs and will continue to work on implementing them".

Responses for less directly related measures were consistent regarding ever use of cigarettes and amount smoked (both, 94.1% consistency, P < 0.01).

The recent experience of countries already carrying out austerity measures is consistent with the central finding of the I.M.F.

The measures were consistent with the six types of measures addressed by Epstein ([2001]).

These measures were consistent with the cognitive skills of knowledge retention and comprehension in computer sciences.

Both performance measures were consistent and showed significant effects (p<.05) of line spacing and hand-skin temperature.