Sentence examples for a consistent rate and from inspiring English sources

Glendale's summer collegiate baseball club scored five runs in the opening inning and continued to produce at a consistent rate and closed out the series against the East Los Angeles Dodgers' white team with a 14-2 win at Stengel Field.

It can be deployed in seconds by trained emergency personnel and provides automated chest compressions at a consistent rate and depth.

"What we are losing is something we knew was a consistent rating and a strong rating," said Kevin Gallagher, executive vice president and director of local activation at Starcom USA, the Chicago-based media agency.

It says the data shows that people entered owner-occupation at a consistent rate between 1985 and 2006, with 10.26 million buying their first homes, only slightly below the expected 10.29 million, based on population trends.

The drug was diluted to provide a consistent rate of 0.5 ml/hour and dose of 0.2 mg/kg/hour to all patients and held in black syringes labeled "diuretic study".

With respect to children < 12 years of age, the available data indicate short PCDD/F half-lives for infants [0.4 years for TCDD at 0 1 years of age; based on data from Leung et al. (2006)] and a consistent rate of half-life increase with age based on the current study and other data (Leung et al. 2005).

Discrepancies regarding the toxicity profile are partly explained by differences within the schedules, as previous investigators reported severe neutropenia in up to 60% of the patients and a consistent rate of hand foot syndrome of about 15% (Andres et al, 2005; Ciruelos et al, 2009; Malmstrom et al, 2010).

In other words, progress isn't always achieved and often not at a consistent rate.

Giant whale-shaped starships litter the sky, beaming in and out of the atmosphere at a consistent rate, teasing me with their promise of grandeur.

In a state where the achievement gap between children of color and white children is growing at a consistent rate, blocking school models that have proven they can close the opportunity gap is nothing less than immoral and irresponsible.

In 2001, French scientists installed a degassing instrument – mostly a pipe and fountain that allows gas to escape at a consistent rate.