Sentence examples for a consistent idea of from inspiring English sources
With the divergence of recommendations about routine visits, it is not surprising that GPs lacked a consistent idea of when women should attend.
The member states are far from having a consistent idea on the future of the EU, in part because of the division between some of the "old" member states and some of the newer ones, particularly those in Eastern Europe.
A per-unit-length value of the accelerating factor (specific accelerating factor) gives instead a rough but consistent idea of a servo-motor quality, for a more systematic and thoughtful selection.
A whole body of myths and legends, rather than a consistent body of ideas, have become the glue that holds everything together.
These roles are consistent with idea of 'supported participation' as a model for learning in a clinical environment as described by Dornan et al. [ 6].
While we cannot rule out potential pleitropic effects, we suggest our results are consistent with an idea of compensatory changes in critical physiologies and behaviors stemming from defects in energy allocation, storage, or utilization.
Firth has a consistent stream of new creative ideas for his craft, cementing his name into the decorative arts hall of fame as "skull lord".
The approach is based on a mode-selection method and an idea of consistent spatial expression for the distributed dynamic loads, and is supported by error estimation.
A recent study showed that this suppression is weakest if the ipsilateral movement is mirror-symmetric to the movement evoked by the TMS pulse (Yedimenko and Perez 2010), a finding consistent with the idea of a superposition of action-specific activation and global suppression.
The idea is to ensure a consistent interpretation of the law and the Constitution.
A lack of discontinuous changes in the pattern of speed-dependent locomotor characteristics in a hypogravity environment) is consistent with the idea of a continuous shift in the state of a given set of central pattern generators, rather than the activation of a separate set of central pattern generators for each distinct gait [ 19].
