Sentence examples for methods consistent with from inspiring English sources

The average flickering score demonstrates that the proposed method performs better than the state-of-the art reference methods (consistent with the results from the spatial domain).

Here, evidence from each tradition is synthesized separately using methods consistent with each tradition before integration takes place using a common framework.

It provides users with a possibility to analyse the provided courses' or modules' learning outcomes, and offer the most appropriate e-assessment methods consistent with the intended learning outcomes.

The North Zone Action Research therefore has a marked distinction to that of LCs insofar as it favours the use of quantitative research methods consistent with the positivist paradigm.

Similar to DN calpain-I, calpain inhibitor-I (200 nM, ∼1 x IC50) had no effect on production of VEGF by SK-MEL2 cells (the source of VEGF expression) (see Methods), consistent with the fact that VEGF expression was driven constitutively by a CMV promoter.

We use definitions and methods consistent with this earlier study so results can be directly compared.

The first is that arguably the most significant element of the research undertaken by Glasgow Caledonian University, its "health economic cost-benefit analysis", employs a "method consistent with that used to estimate the social impact of El Sistema in Venezuela in 2007, by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB)".

While correlated, TC values were higher using the CS method, consistent with other studies that have demonstrated false positives with this method.

Respondents were asked to rate the factors for both importance and relative competitiveness, in a method consistent with importance performance analysis (IPA).

The moment component of KM is based on the local one dimensional inviscid (LODI) boundary conditions method consistent with the 5-moment compressible Euler equations.

The stock and flow model tracks C stocks (i.e. pools or reservoirs) as a biomass measurement for each simulation cell using a gain-loss method consistent with "good-practice" recommendations from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) [38].