Sentence examples for are even consistent from inspiring English sources

The worry here is not just whether our axioms are true but whether they are even consistent (a pitfall which famously befell Frege's own system).

(And these results are even consistent among a study of people with a neuromuscular disease!).

Furthermore, these "viral fitness" mutation codons matched strongly between the Africa and Untreated datasets, indicating that these fitness pressures are even consistent across different HIV-1 subtypes (B in Untreated vs. C in Africa) [ 37, 38].

Not only is endorsing a moral error theory consistent with the continued use of moral terms (as in "Nothing is morally wrong"), it is even consistent with the continued use of atomic moral claims (such as "Stealing pears is wrong").

Forecasts on worldwide oil demand are even more consistent.

Furthermore, it is not known whether the standard summary methods are even statistically consistent when the genes have bounded sequence lengths [ 24].

Results from studies of young women under the age of 50 years [ 19- 21] or premenopausal women [ 12, 22] are even less consistent.

The multiscreen TV numbers are even higher and equally consistent when viewed by demographics.

However, 600 mm square slabs were even more consistent with the in-place pavement density and porosity.

If you seek the staff's advice, and heed it, you're likely to enjoy a very good meal; the service is even more consistent than the food.

It appeared in the first half of this season that Barcelona, hurt after losing its Spanish league title to Madrid, was even more consistent than before.