As a result, mechanisms such as race have since been validated as more consistent indicators of early mortality (e.g., [10, 19]).
The Berger Parker index, a class dominance statistic, provided a more consistent transition indicator.
Associations between symmetry and trait size are more consistent with indicator models than an arbitrary process [8], [13].
Somatic symptoms appear to be more consistent universal indicators for mental distress across cultures, and this has been demonstrated in this study where somatic complaints were a central feature of the narratives.
There is therefore no clear-cut basis in a given study or population for choosing a generic versus a disease-specific measure: if possible, both should be utilized to determine whether one or the other is more consistent with clinical indicators, or if one appears to obtain additional, relevant information on patient status [ 16].
Here, we choose BIC indicator over AIC indicator for the reason that BIC indicator is more consistent and penalizes free parameters more strongly than AIC indicator.
"This adjusted G.N.P. path appears to be more consistent with other economic indicators, most notably domestic demand, which continued to fall in 2009-12," the I.M.F.
In contrast, the 'income threshold resilience index' gives results that seem more consistent with the well-being indicators of mean income and lower vulnerability.
To make conservation status assessments and reporting more consistent, this study evaluated a set of indicators with two decision support models.
"Unemployment is one of a number of indicators which are showing a more consistent positive pattern over recent months and whilst it is still too early to say that the recovery is underway, the number of encouraging signs is growing".
