Sentence examples for concerned consistent from inspiring English sources

As far as the representativeness of the data is concerned, consistent sampling methods and questionnaires are used in DHS surveys in every country.

As far as the correlates of frailty were concerned, consistent with other studies we found that frail subjects reported a worse overall QOL than pre-frail and non-frail subjects [ 3, 8, 10- 14, 36].

This review makes it clear that there are remaining white areas on the knowledge map concerning consistent and socially optimal RE policies.

Therefore, this emphasizes the importance of maintaining a high level of condom knowledge, particularly concerning consistent condom use in HIV prevention programmes targeting young people.

While the identity component "Incoherence concerning consistent self-picture" differentiated with a big effect size of f= 0.43 between the groups, the subscale "Discontinuity concerning attributes and goals" did not significantly differentiate between the groups.

But, as I thought about it, his response the observation that he "really didn't exist as far as the male and female subjects were concerned"—was consistent with his sense of himself as a fractured individual.

A number of evaluative couplings cluster together when they are concerned with consistent (positive or negative) evaluations of the same or similar entity (Zappavigna et al. 2008).

This concern is not relevant as far as our results are concerned, as consistent estimates of standard errors for the minimum-wage elasticities are generally not increased by the inclusion of county-specific trends.

But the findings where diapers are concerned are consistent with a study I collaborated on earlier this year with Yale researchers that had no industry funding and with an earlier study commissioned by Huggies.

As far as prices are concerned, no consistent patterns were observed across the countries.

As expected, the genes of the duplicated region were more strongly expressed in segregants carrying the disomic region (155 of the 191 genes in the area concerned, adjPv<0.05), consistent with the doubling of gene copy number.