Sentence examples for consistency categories from inspiring English sources

In the table below, we list the performance of the Final Four teams in consistency categories like 3-point shooting and free-throw percentage.

The four consistency categories were: score 1 = firm and shaped, score 2 = soft and shaped, score 3 = loose, and score 4 = watery.

13 15 The BSS classifies human faeces into seven consistency categories, with highest scores corresponding to loose stools and fast transit, while lower scores stand for hard stools and longer colon transit times.

10 12 16 Each consistency category reflects differences in moisture content of faecal material, with decreased water activity associated with prolonged intestinal transit limiting microbial growth through reduced nutrient mobility and hampered enzymatic activity.

No group differences in mean (±SE) stool consistency (with categories corresponding to 1 = hard, 2 = formed, 3 = soft, 4 = unformed or seedy, 5 = watery; Table  4) were detected at baseline.

To test whether between-group differences in BOLD-related confounds could explain the absence of sensorimotor activations for words in children, we compared the consistency of category preferences across stimulus format in subgroups of 9 adults and 9 children matched on these confounds (see Section 2 and Appendix B, Table 1).

To maintain consistency with other categories and estimate sodium content per volume purchased for these categories, additional calculations were undertaken using data provided by Kantar on number of servings per package.

This points at the question of to what degree scenario traceability and consistency are relevant categories to the participants of integrated scenario processes; and to what degree scenario quality is intuitively assessed by these users by other perhaps more practice oriented criteria that have not been considered within the focus of this study.

Whether dealing with definition of terms or taxonomic categories, consistency across fields is paramount.

We were encouraged by the consistency between our categories and the findings of previous research.

7, 8 There have been studies examining the consistency between assessment categories and management recommendations.