Sentence examples for a mostly consistent from inspiring English sources

For the past few years, independent rankings such as those compiled by Consumer Reports tell a mostly consistent story about the American airline industry.

In short, it's a mostly-consistent way for apps to surface features and to help you navigate between screens.

But the polling averages that powered those forecasts demonstrated a mostly-consistent understatement of Republican margins that averaged roughly 5 percentage points in the most closely contested Senate races.

Personal and parental traits have some predictive value, in a direction mostly consistent with an effect in which higher socioeconomic status retards marriage.

We showed that the Notch pathway, in particular, has a different expression between the settings in a way mostly consistent with previous results.

Among NBC's target audience — viewers ages 18 to 49 — this season's ratings have been flat, not bad in a business of mostly consistent downward movement.

Since in an exploratory analysis mostly consistent results were obtained for all three approaches, the K-model was employed in the complete analysis of all traits to avoid redundancy of data.

Taken together the movies constitute a cleverly worked out and (mostly) consistent mythology: an alternative, hairier, book of Genesis.

SB shows a pattern that is mostly consistent with D. melanogaster infected with E. carotovora, i. e. an up-regulation of the IMD pathway and therefore several AMPs.

Immunofluorescence staining using the anti-EB1 antibody and 5 e)) revealed a pattern that was mostly consistent with the staining pattern of YFP-EB1.

The first pathology specimen revealed a neoplasm that was mostly consistent with oligodendroglioma, WHO grade II, but focally showed small foci of enlarged epithelioid cells with increased cytoplasm, nucleolar prominence, and increased mitotic activity of up to 6 mitoses per 10 high powered fields, warranting a designation of focal anaplasia, WHO grade III.