Sentence examples for a consistent individual from inspiring English sources

It is a (worthwhile) struggle to be a consistent individual, so I don't think we should get too hung up on that.

In contrast, the present study demonstrates, for the first time, a good within-subject reliability of the ACTH and corticosterone responses to the three environments, suggesting that HPA responsiveness to these kind of stressors is a consistent individual trait in adult rats, despite differences in the physical characteristics of the novel environments.

This is known to be a consistent individual trait in carp that is predictive of behaviour in other contexts and of metabolic and stress physiology.

In this case, a consistent individual numbering system in grapevine needs to be put in place.

A standardized eligibility form was developed and a consistent individual, the MTU care coordinator, was given the responsibility of ensuring that the form was completed.

Our data also revealed a less consistent individual lag effect.

We can reasonably conclude that the presence of the cores reflect a real phenomenon, namely the existence of a region of consistent individual judgment for each rating.

We have demonstrated that the data linkage between a laboratory repository and national administrative datasets has the potential to provide a systematic and consistent individual level clinical information that is relevant to medical auditing for a large geographically defined population.

Recently, there has been a growing interest in consistent individual differences in behaviour that are maintained across different contexts, which are often referred to as 'behavioural syndromes' or 'personality differences' [7], [8].

Here, we use the MitoB probe to directly quantify variation in H2O2 content in living animals and relate this to variation in whole animal oxygen consumption among individuals of similar age and under identical environmental and nutritional states, using brown trout (Salmo trutta), a species known to exhibit consistent individual differences in oxygen consumption [ 13].

Over the last decade or more, a minor revolution in animal behaviour research has amassed similar evidence for consistent, individual behaviour differences within a large number of species.