Sentence examples for close consistently from inspiring English sources

"To get there, he will need to win the whole thing, win the Super Bowl and get close consistently," Kimmel said.

Students at the five schools — four of which closed last spring, the fifth scheduled to close in 2010 — consistently lagged far behind their peers citywide on state math and reading tests, often with less than 20percentt meeting state standards.

These children grow consistently close to or below the 3rd centile without demonstrable endocrine abnormality.

And it took another ten years ten long, skittish, sideways years before the Dow was able to consistently close above 1,000.

Furthermore, the slopes for 4fold and 6fold codons generated by 64×4s under selection fall remarkably consistently close to 1.0 while those generated by 4×4s tend to be closer to 0.0 (but 4×4-generated 4fold slopes are close to 1.0 at low GC).

Gannets plummeting into the sea to catch fish consistently close their wings at a constant time prior to contact with the water surface, irrespective of the speed at which they approach the water or the height at which they commence their dive [7].

The Cu Sγ Cβ Cα and Sγ Cβ Cα N dihedral angles are also consistently close to 180°, making the Cu Sγ bond coplanar with the Cys side chain and backbone.

Furthermore, the chromosome location of telo-box is also consistently close to the translation start codon in all these examined plants, indicating that the positioning of telo-box may be functionally important for the proper expression of the regulated genes.

Many beginners at charting are dismayed to find that there do not seem to be any stock chart indicators that even come close to consistently identifying future winners.

The close association consistently observed between the levels of ADHE mRNA and ADH activity in transfected Giardia cells suggests that ADHE could be the only functional alcohol dehydrogenase in Giardia.

A temporal stability analysis of ECa elucidated three zones where ECa was close to, consistently substantially smaller than, and substantially larger than the spatial average ECa throughout the study period.