When we say that data must be “consistent,” this primarily means ensuring data is chronological, as indicated by a date and time stamp that is in the expected sequence.

Good Documentation Practices

You should be consistent with Good Documentation Practices, and the sequence of events should be completed in a logical order, and all date and time stamps should be in the correct order.

All equipment/computer systems/instruments that produce data are presented, recorded, dated, or time-stamped in the expected and defined sequence.

Now, let’s focus on what is meant by “enduring” data.