The crystals began to fluoresce almost instantly (Fig. 2 A), consistent with rapid binding of tubulin to the crystal rather than the slower assembly of microtubules on the crystal surface.
That is Hamilton, the three-times world champion, faster and more race-crafty and the man who had beaten him almost on a consistent basis for 16 years.
If it is true that, as Arendt once observed, "in the works of a great writer we can almost always find a consistent metaphor peculiar to him alone in which his whole work seems to come to a focus," then her thought is certainly focussed on the image of distance or separation.
New Labour has helped by mutating into a formidable campaign machine devoid of almost any consistent ideological content.
He was a comprehensive thinker within the scope of an exceedingly narrow set of presuppositions, and he produced one of the most systematic philosophies of the early modern period—an almost completely consistent description of humankind, civil society, and nature according to the tenets of mechanistic materialism.
In each relapse, he had headache almost every night at a consistent time (about 1 2 a.m ., 3 4 h after he fell asleep.
By then I had been waiting almost two hours for a consistent intelligence that would catapult this tale of young love amid the Toronto music scene into the category of insightful absurdism.
Extensive observational data have shown a consistent, almost linear relationship between blood glucose levels in hospitalized patients and adverse clinical outcomes, even in patients without established diabetes [ 22].
While this method is easy, it's very difficult to get the same sort of audio quality with this method that you ordinarily would — for instance, it's almost impossible to maintain a consistent speed for any length of time if you're just using your hands to turn the record.
