Sentence examples for a consistent and large from inspiring English sources

We also found a consistent and large difference between Stock Card recordings at the health centres and Patient Records.

The meta-QTL with the smallest CI and having a consistent and large effect on a trait are useful in MAS.

We found increased mean BMI and prevalence of obesity and reduced prevalence of low weight during the time period from Tromsø 4 to 6, with a more consistent and larger increase in mean BMI and prevalence of obesity from Tromsø 4 (1994–1995) to Tromsø 5 (2001–2002) than from Tromsø 5 to 6 (2007–2008).

First, applications of BEFMs are easily repeatable and reproducible by a larger community, which makes consistent and large scale applications to a great diversity of agricultural systems possible.

The main challenge with tract-based studies is the extraction of the tracts of interest in a consistent and comparable manner over a large group of individuals without drawing the inclusion and exclusion regions of interest.

All SYCP1 positive nuclei with staining patterns characteristic of advanced synapsis showed a consistent and obvious presence of a singular large circular DAPI void we describe as the nucleolar like body (NLB) (Fig.  2a).

A consistent, large and significant reduction in ability to accurately re-position the spine at pre-specified angles for people with LBP compared to those without LBP is shown in Figure  10 (SMD = 1.04, 95% CI 0.64 to 1.45, p < 0.01).

Overall, current data suggest that cis-regulatory effects are more consistent and larger.

Unlike wind and solar energy which receive hefty federal and state subsidies, nuclear providers have not seen the same support despite providing a consistent, large scale and reliable carbon-free energy.

Here, a consistent, large-scale, and highly responsive I-V method is applied for detection of 4-nitrophenol chemical by codoped Mn2O3-ZnO NPs.

This data set allows us to analyse variations in the rate of alien species introductions across space and time in a consistent way over large geographic scales.