Sentence examples for system were consistent from inspiring English sources
The coroner's report said that the medications found in her system were consistent with treatment of a cold or respiratory infection.
The two group-interaction parameters for the wood moisture system were consistent with using function group contributions for H2O, –OH and –CHO.
The witnesses didn't dwell on the language, and Representative Larry Bucshon (R-IN), who chairs the subcommittee, said that the proposed changes to NSF's merit review system were "consistent with steps the NSF is already considering to improve accountability, which have been approved by the National Science Board".
These results from the SH-SY5Y transfection system were consistent with those from B lymphoblasts.
Simulations of D-4F and OxP-11D in the "structure-promoting" HFIP buffer, solvent system were consistent with the structures deduced from CD and FTIR measurements (Figure 7).
These performances of our system were consistent with our phantom imaging.
Alternative accounts of consistency have, however, been proposed, according to which a system is consistent (1) if no wff consisting of a single variable is a theorem or (2) if not every wff is a theorem.
The first half leads to Gödel's theorem on consistency proofs, which says that if a system is consistent, then the arithmetic sentence expressing the consistency of the system cannot be proved in the system.
In particular, he discovered that, if such a system is ω-consistent i.e., devoid of contradiction in a sense to be explained below—then it is not complete and that, if a system is consistent, then the statement of its consistency, easily expressible in the system, is not provable in it.
The proof of this theorem consists essentially of a formalization in arithmetic of the arithmetized version of the proof of the statement, "If a system is consistent, then p is not provable"; i.e., it consists of a derivation within number theory of p itself from the arithmetic sentence that says that the system is consistent.
The picture that emerges from those overseeing the system is consistent and depressing.
