Sentence examples for strategy is consistent from inspiring English sources

"The message is inconsistent but the strategy is consistent -- for more delay".

"Clearly they are reducing the quality of service and reducing their costs, so that strategy is consistent with the low-cost, high-efficiency strategy," said Roland Rust, a professor of marketing at the University of Maryland School of Business.

The proposed strategy is consistent with the perturbation point of view and can be generalized in a simple way to the higher orders of approximation in ε.

"This strategy is consistent with what our customers are telling us, which is that they wish to remain in their own home in the community as their first choice and in community based settings such as extra care housing, when they can no longer be supported at home".

It is worth noting that this dual explananda strategy is consistent with Davidson's commitment to the causal closure of the physical domain (Crane 1995 seems to miss this point)—every physical event can have a physical explanation, even if the mental component of some physical events can be rationally explained only through appeal to mental components of the causing event.

However, physicians who were not willing to choose one of the two options in a given choice set actually did not respond at the specific choice occasion, the forced choice is still used in health professional DCE studies [15], and this "forced choice" strategy is consistent with the new orientation of the French national QIP program (the ROSP is mandatory).

This strategy was consistent with the published data on advantages of early goal-directed therapy and reduction in mortality when aiming for a ScvO2 > 70%[20]].

More interestingly, the optimal control solution and proposed implementation strategy are consistent with empirical demonstrations but provide mathematical evidence that the flux may be increased dramatically by precise timing of the forward and backwashing cycles.

Our results in terms of RMSE values reported and the amount of biomass sampled by each strategy are consistent with the findings of Temesgen et al. (2011) in estimating foliar biomass of Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii var. menziesii) and ponderosa pine (Pinus ponderosa).

To check if an unsupervised clustering strategy was consistent with normal vs pathology classification, we set a priori the number of clusters: we forced the software to generate a two cluster solution whose relative asymmetry in control/patients composition is thus a completely unbiased (no choice of genes, no a priori driving of solution) measure of discrimination.

While the strategy was consistent, the personnel charged with leading components varied across sites.