Sentence examples for because of consistency from inspiring English sources

Besides the responsibility of getting the device up and running in the first place, users also need a fiber connection — cable or DSL won't do "because of consistency of service".

A high level of confidence can be placed in the trends in glyphosate use in the U.S. because of consistency across three independently compiled datasets (USDA-NASS, EPA, and USGS).

We had to use an early German adaption of the short 13 item SOC scale, because this particular version was chosen at the planning stage of the 10 year longitudinal study and wasn't changed later because of consistency of measurement.

But also because the lack of consistency in so many shows in the New York summer 2014 season proves how much recently arrived creative artists need a mentor, or at least a vision.

"We are where we are in the league because the level of consistency is not of a team that can put a run of results together, and that is where we need to change things.

It's taken me years to learn to play well week-in and week-out because that kind of consistency is much harder to achieve than having one great tournament every so often.

Because the level of consistency was approximately 72%, the original classification was re-examined.

Specific relationships for increased root mean square of the standard deviation of successive normal-to-normal intervals (RMSSD) in winter were difficult to determine because of lack of consistency between factors and associated constituents.

Because a degree of consistency was observed between the 1,706 full-length cDNA sequences and preproposed annotations, we performed genome and amino acid alignments of these sequences (Table  1).

As discussed by Trueman (2009) in this supplement, analysis of the cost effectiveness of prophylaxis with G-CSF is fraught with difficulty, because of a lack of consistency across clinical trials and because of the problems faced when transferring pharmacoeconomic considerations from one healthcare system to another.

It is difficult to follow what might be going on because of the lack of consistency in the conditions used and because adequate controls are not presented.