Sentence examples for are held consistent from inspiring English sources

When economic models are based on clinical trial data, many inputs and outcomes are held consistent.

They say that Mr. Padilla, who is also known as Abdullah al-Muhajir, is being held "consistent with the laws and customs of war".

Prosecutors say Mr. Padilla, who is also known as Abdullah al-Muhajir, is being held "consistent with the laws and customs of war".

The change from rail to ship has often been held consistent with a continuity of interstate or foreign commerce, even though there may be only local billing.

The position of slices in recording chambers was held consistent across experiments.

Decisions about coding were held consistent across the two countries to avoid artificial inflation of differences in main reason for caesarean.

No more than a quarter of U.S. computing and mathematical jobs are held by women, consistent with the data that around 26% of the STEM workforce in developed countries is female.

Ms. Burke said the agreement "ensures that those who engage in criminal conduct against individuals in our care are held accountable through consistent reporting to law enforcement," adding, "criminal action will be taken against those who engage in criminal behavior".

Alnoor Ladha, executive director of The Rules, suggests that companies need to be held to a consistent standard.

Stacey pledged that A-level and GCSE grades awarded this year would be held to a "consistent" standard and flatly denied they would be manipulated to disguise the effect of structural changes.

A typical wig takes 140,000 separate strands of hair, all sewn in individually by hand, in a painstaking process using small knitting needles that have to be held at a consistent angle.