Sentence examples for was made consistent from inspiring English sources

The protocol was made consistent with the PRISMA criteria as described elsewhere [ 14, 15].

Within the digital application, language was made consistent with the language introduced at the training session.

Response: the usage was made consistent to the best of our understanding.

While it would have been valuable to interview more residents with stroke in detail, every effort was made, consistent with the ethical protocol, to include all patients capable of participating.

Thus could the European social model be made consistent with a new economic dynamism.Today the triumph is tarnished.

When you're speaking of 100 million tennis balls a year, that's a lot of natural product that has to be made consistent".

Livni urged Kerry to oppose both resolutions, even if one could be made consistent with Kerry's own framework, and he agreed.

Hayek's account of crisis origins can be made consistent with Keynes's if one takes the world economy as a whole.

"You indicated here that this was some historical document, and I'm asking you whether it is not the case that you learned in the P.D.B. memo of Aug. 6 that the F.B.I. was saying it had information that preparations -- not historically, but ongoing preparations -- were being made consistent with hijackings within the United States," he said.

It is hard to see how contiguity could be made consistent with the universal nature of attraction.

If a belief base is inconsistent, then it can be made consistent by removing enough of its more dispensable elements.