An independent report released in early May, one of many commissioned by the BBC in the aftermath of the Savile scandal, painted a picture of an organization with a "visible, frequent and consistent" culture of bullying, anxiety and fear.
The scenes involving the store, with its overwhelming towers of books, seem both to celebrate and lament a period of more frequent and consistent book consumption.
Here we demonstrated that early after a single exposure to rCARDS toxin, frequent and consistent vacuolization of the bronchiolar epithelium in vivo occurs that resolves by day 4, which corroborates our initial studies in tissue and organ culture [27].
"It is not pervasive or endemic in today's BBC but it is visible, frequent and consistent enough to be a very real concern.
This behaviour was "not pervasive or endemic", the report said, but was "visible, frequent and consistent enough to be a very real concern".
While similar tau accumulation was seen in a small number of all AD patients, it was far more frequent and consistent in TPD than AD.
Major (2005) [ 41] reported that the learning environment plays a central role in promoting persistence in students as it provides catalysts for frequent and consistent interaction in formal and informal settings which results in active engagement with the learning process.
In addition, I am only a couple of weeks away (with luck, with luck) from actually completing the book on American religion that I've been working on for some time, at which point I hope that my blogging on this page will become much more frequent and consistent as well.
One in which people receive frequent and consistent behavioural cues that knowledge-sharing is expected and well-received.
The authors found that GALR1 methylation is among the most frequent and consistent methylation differences between benign and cancerous endometrium.
