The phrase "somewhat consistent" is an acceptable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something is not completely consistent, but that there is still some consistency. For example, you could say: "He has been somewhat consistent in his efforts to maintain good grades."
A country does need an economy, and the effort to sustain Sealand with Internet commerce is at least somewhat consistent with why Roy Bates arrived there in the first place.
"But we also found, in a result that was somewhat consistent with the result here, that sometimes the songs were able to recover their sort of real ranking in spite of the manipulation," Dr. Watts said.
Since Albertus's nature, however, was given more to conquest than to the establishment of order, the business of integrating all of these new and naturally divergent elements into a somewhat consistent intellectual structure waited for another, his pupil Thomas Aquinas.
Such figure is somewhat consistent with other results in the literature.
It throughput rate is somewhat consistent, between approximately 3 and 7 Mbps.
At the level of secondary structure (helix, sheet, turn, and coil), these groups remain somewhat consistent, although there are a few significant variations.
It was observed that the results for the social interactions and generalised trust variables were somewhat consistent across the outcome variables.
The FTIR spectra of the conjugates were somewhat consistent between the molar ratios tested (1 1, 1 2, 1 4, 3 1, and 4 1) (Figure2a).
However, the acidic pH (5 and 6) tested had showed somewhat consistent oxygen consumption pattern during the 12-h experiment period.
The results are somewhat consistent with the literature in the sense that implementation involves a complex set of activities within a firm (Birkinshaw, 1997).
To address this problem, we have developed a heuristic technique for consolidation of structural paths which reduces polymorphic paths to somewhat consistent representation.
