Sentence examples for a consistent means by from inspiring English sources
"In spite of the Convention's frequent affirmations expressing its desire to see greater ethnic involvement and participation in SBC life, the Convention has not adopted a consistent means by which it can ascertain participation of ethnic churches and church leaders in Convention life," reads the report that led to the recommendation.
When recording the utterances, we made sure that, within a given condition, the speed of delivery of the sentences was kept at a consistent rate by means of a metronome.
For example, if you're looking to be more consistent in your relationship with your significant other, and you tell them that you're going to be better about doing your fair share of the chores, being consistent means that you actually follow through by doing your fair share of the chores.
The desire for honesty and a consistent record is by no means unique to the Millennial generation.
We found a consistent difference by SES in the adjusted mean scores for fruit variety, but less consistently for fruit quantity (Table 2, model A).
If one examiner is usually higher than the other by a consistent amount, the mean will be far from zero, but the confidence interval will be narrow.
They inbred the resulting creature, recycling it by breeding first-cousins in a consistent pattern that meant – for all intents – you were getting the same mouse born over and over again.
There is some evidence that telephone surveys can elicit more extreme responses and more positive responses than postal surveys,[ 28] although this is by no means a consistent finding [ 29].
This work proposes a GPR signal processing methodology, calibrated and validated on the basis of a consistent amount of data collected by means of laboratory-scale tests, to assess the performance of the above standard test methods for GPR systems.
By that he meant a consistent political line, thus rather missing the point.
