Sentence examples for but also a consistent from inspiring English sources

The results show not only a marked heterogeneity of preferences but also a consistent consumer segment willing to pay a relevant premium price for meals made from a prevalence of products certified as being of local origin.

Figures 7A D show not only a clustering of highly off-selective patches but also a consistent trend for the OSI of the patches to increase as the position of the patch moves along the anterolateral to posteromedial axis of α' lobes.

The chosen SR line showed not only elevated resistance to starvation but also a consistent increase in lifespan across three diets in comparison with the C lines.

"I'm no spring chicken but I'm also a consistent performer".

CITE-Seq not only enabled to differentiate cellular subgroups based on surface protein expression, but also achieved a consistent output of protein detection with currently standardized flow cytometry.

This not only reduces scientific effort and improves speed of model construction but also retains a consistent scientific representation across different bioinformatics models.

The increase in stroke volume associated with high-volume saline infusion into normal individuals is not only mediated by an increase in end-diastolic volume, as standard teaching suggests, but also involves a consistent and substantial decrease in end-systolic volumes and increases in basic indices of cardiac contractility.

But by lowering the concentration of the dye to avoid a buffering effect, more recent work shows not only a consistent gradient, but also a subapical alkaline band (Feijó et al. 1999; Lovy-Wheeler et al. 2006).

His serve was also a consistent weapon.

For Dpo4, we only observed a 15 20% increase in the long relaxation times but also an increase in the solvation speeds, consistent with the loose binding interface and more interfacial water molecules.

This may indicate credit constraint issues, but also is consistent with a price effect from the lowering of the ' opportunity cost' of staying on.