Sentence examples for mutually consistent in from inspiring English sources

have turned out to be mutually consistent in terms of both steady-state absolute figures and transient developments, showing discrepancies of the order of only few per cents.

Thus in vivo and ex vivo measurements of CO following trientine treatment are mutually consistent in that both have demonstrated substantive drug-mediated improvement in CO of diabetic animals.

For colorectal cancer, the Working Group considered that bias and confounding could not be ruled out as alternative explanations of the associations seen, while for prostate cancer, it was felt that the available studies were not mutually consistent in showing a positive association.

At present, the scenario is formed by essentially mutually consistent trends in the mesospheric temperature, electron concentration in the lower ionosphere, E region, F1 region, and F2 region; height of maximum electron concentration in the E region and F2 region; the thermospheric neutral density; F-region ion; and electron temperatures.

In spite of this difference, both approaches lead to mutually consistent outcomes in many cases.

The results of the stochastic and gradient approaches are found to be mutually consistent and in good agreement with experimental findings.

Three mutually consistent findings, in particular, challenge widely publicized conclusions the World Health Organization (WHO 2005a, 2005b) (after approval by the International Atomic Energy Agency), and the United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation (UNSCEAR 2000).

We employ a hybrid intelligent algorithm integrating decent direction algorithm and an interior point algorithm in a mutually consistent scheme for obtaining optimal signals and equilibrium flows.

These models are mutually consistent, and their interpretation is in good agreement [1] with known qualitative structure-activity relationships as well as the active site structures of these serine hydrolases identified from the X-ray and molecular modelling data.

Thermodynamic scales derived from solubility, partition or electrochemical measurements have been compared and found mutually consistent, except for highly hydrated cations, in which case the electrochemical scale is superior.

The goal of chaining is to find the highest scoring subset of AFPs, i.e., R ⊆ P, such that all the AFPs in R are mutually consistent and non-overlapping.