Sentence examples for Highly consistently from inspiring English sources

D6 topologies that had a rmsd among the six solutions of less than 2.5 Å were deemed to be geometries that recognize HCII highly consistently.

Divergent adaptation may proceed via different mutations in different localities such that particular outliers are not highly consistently observed across population comparisons [ 12].

The shared set of genes that were highly consistently expressed in both parental and child populations and that also were significantly differentially expressed after Bonferroni correction numbered 228 (Supplementary Material, Table S2).

Overall, participants highly and consistently desired trustworthiness and intelligence across leaders, yet they differentially desired other traits depending on the level of leadership.

Full of bits filched from other people's books, it was highly original, consistently stimulating – and it nudged me, belatedly, towards the work of David Markson, whom I started reading a couple of months after he died.

Dilution assays using the in vitro transcripts showed that the primer sets designed (RPA-267, RPA-131, and RPA-321) are highly sensitive, consistently detecting RRV with a detection limit of 1 fg/μL.

Existing methods are highly and consistently correlated with performance on neuropsychological tests, but most current assessments of functional capacity are still paper and pencil simulations.

In a May 2018 report, Dr. Rod Brunson, dean of the Rutgers School of Criminal Justice, found that police stops are applied highly unevenly, "consistently exposing youth of color to a wide range of harms".

Furthermore, a recent study demonstrated that among the SAP genes, SAP9 is the most highly and consistently expressed gene during oral infections in vivo [28].

Sixteen of the involved 101 genes were highly and consistently influential to the endophenotypes.

Among these highly and consistently expressed members of the copper regulon, the genetic variance for expression level across strains scaled with the magnitude of expression.