Sentence examples for a more consistent assessment from inspiring English sources

However, it has been observed that as the conservative approach to design and safety criteria proved arbitrary, and yielded inconsistencies in the degree to which different safety measures in nuclear power plants protect safety and public heath, the urge for a more consistent assessment of safety became apparent in the late 1960s.

Moss, R. y S. Schneider, 2000: Uncertainties in the IPCC TAR: recommendations to Lead Authors for more consistent assessment and reporting.

Multiple language iterations should help communication between patients and physicians in different countries, which could lead to more consistent assessment and treatment of the LUTS that are most bothersome to individual patients.

Most interviewees thought a more consistent approach to assessment would benefit patients.

They evaluated the feasibility of a follow-up care intervention and found that health care professionals could work in a more consistent manner using a systematic assessment procedure.

Avoiding misunderstandings caused by the ambiguities during the early stages of system design and risk assessment can save time and resources; it also helps ensure a more consistent and complete risk coverage.

Lunch brought a more consistent experience.

I need to get better — just have more consistent at-bats, a more consistent approach.

That lens produced a more consistent story.

The U.S. Treasury market has told a more consistent story.

For our study, however, we employed a 21% or higher BASFI change as clinically meaningful, [ 39] because it is more conservative and more consistent with Assessment in AS International Group Criteria for 20% improvement (ASAS20) response.