Sentence examples for as the most consistent from inspiring English sources

Where outbreak definitions did reach consistency, such as the most consistent moving mean definition (Fig. 3), this was often due to identifying no outbreaks, or outbreaks of limited duration.

In fact his presence — more than his arm strength, for example — has emerged as the most consistent attribute.

Until last year, Hingis was known as the most consistent player on Tour, playing 20 events in a season when other top stars competed in 15.

High drama in Cali as the most consistent gold medal winners in British cycling almost threw away a fourth consecutive title in the final against Canada.

But the Fed's chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, appears as the most consistent voice of warning that problems in the housing market could have broader consequences.

Halibut, which wins my vote as the most consistent underachiever among fish, takes on new allure at Wallse, with an assertive, sharp sauce of cucumber, dill and wild mushrooms.

12 new robust bacterial strains were isolated as being the most consistent throughout the 20 days of the composting period.

Using these materials, experiments confirmed the proposed mechanism of Licata and Tkachenko as being the most consistent and ruled out both hypotheses based on multivalent FA interactions.

Increases in the price of or tax on cigarettes are seen as having the most consistent positive impact, for example, the greatest potential to reduce inequality in smoking behaviour [ 38].

These were identified by microarray analysis as having the most consistent levels of expression in spinal motor neurones at each time point, with the lowest coefficient of variation of hybridization signals.

When compared with results from our method, we conclude our method outperforms the other four methods as it provides the most consistent results across the anatomical components as well as the most balanced results between sensitivity and specificity.