Sentence examples for benefit of consistency from inspiring English sources
But if Mr. Obama's personnel strategy brings the benefit of consistency, it also has downsides.
For the benefit of consistency in comparing data from various reports, sternal wound infection (SWI) was sub-divided into two groups: (A) superficial SWI: wound infection confined to the subcutaneous tissue and (B) deep SWI (bone and mediastinitis): wound infection associated with sternal osteomyelitis with or without infected retrosternal space [ 2].
More recently, he has argued that the benefits of consistency and coherence are more than pragmatic, since they allow for a form of self-governance that is of non-instrumental value (Bratman 2009b), and that they are closely tied to the functional role of intentions as plans (Bratman 2009c, §§VIII IX).
"Recognize that they are going to make mistakes, but they will have the benefit of the consistency in playing together.
Any benefit of temporal consistency upon deployments of transient attention seems to require an explicit spatial cue about the targets upcoming location since the discriminability of left versus right on the Vernier target only improves with CLT repetition for the valid cue.
This has the added benefit of providing consistency of data entry, allowing for more complete and accurate set of data for long term analysis.
If in fact a hierarchical approach confers no benefit in terms of consistency or user friendliness and carries a risk of misleading information on the relative importance of certain factors one could argue that this approach is unwarranted.
The CNR analysis can be used on the patient data as well as on the phantom data with the benefits of reproducibility, consistency and objectivity.
Instead, Ortiz, who is a model of consistency, benefits some from the clutch label that has been assigned to him.
Players could now train year-round and benefit from the joint forces of consistency and repetition.
But, with the benefit of hindsight, there are consistency issues, he says.
