Sentence examples for a rather consistent from inspiring English sources

As the company seems to have a rather consistent annual funding pattern, we only hope that the valutation or shares aren't being compromised.

Although planning professionals have reached a rather consistent consensus on the structural characteristics of sustainable urban form, i.e. urban consolidation or densification policy, these goals are often not shared by inhabitants.

Even though the findings in these studies appear to be inconsistent, once we consider these methodological differences across different studies, a rather consistent picture about whether the context has an immediate influence on the access of word meanings starts to emerge.

Locally-initiated and locally-led development seems to be a rather consistent recipe for effective aid.

This is a rather consistent observation across our experiments.

Furthermore, the control pathway map lays out a rather consistent pattern of flux activities.

A number of surveys conducted in the second half of the 20th-century among the Western society have pointed out a rather uniform and consistent image of scientists (Frayling 2005).

It is a taxonomically rather consistent cluster, containing 27 sequences identified as H. olivaceus except for the GenBank sequences AF325641 ("H. bulliardii") and EU784360 ("H. citrinus").

In our present study, down-regulated GST pi was observed in squamous esophageal carcinomas, a finding which is rather consistent with the esophageal carcinoma studies by Huang et al. [ 42] and Fu et al. [ 43].

Results in the PK-A and PK-B subgroups were rather consistent despite differences in centres involved and the time frame monitored (8 vs. 4 weeks).

Breast cancer was the only other site where results were rather consistent in showing a protection ranging around a 20percentreductionon.