Sentence examples for consistency in coverage from inspiring English sources

Efficiency and Quality of ECD Use of common monitoring methodology and tools and coordination among monitors can improve efficiency and consistency in coverage of critical ECD elements.

Government of Nepal: Strengthen existing communication and reporting systems between national and subnational levels to increase consistency in coverage of training and orientation.

Although most enzymes showed more consistency in coverage depth than Phusion, Kapa HiFi produced the best coverage at the AT-rich regions with evenness almost matching that of PCR-free library.

As we are comparing the performance of KDE and kriging method with different output units, this approach makes a fair comparison from the perspective of consistency in hotspot coverage.

And it raises this question about The New York Times: Do they want any overall consistency in their coverage or don't they care?

One means to further test this is to investigate among-individual consistency in sequencing coverage.

For instance, a 2004 literature review commissioned by the National Institute of Mental Health revealed that while there has been considerable growth in the number of high-quality longitudinal studies with well-characterized psychiatric outcomes, there is strikingly little consistency in the coverage, measurement, and (therefore) replication of potential risk factors across investigations (6).

Our results found several consistencies in newspaper coverage of vitamin D. First, the content analysis revealed that newspaper coverage represented vitamin D in a favourable light and suggested it was positively linked to good health and the prevention of chronic diseases.

In other words, the same domain space is used for obtaining both positive and negative DDIs which ensures consistency in feature score coverage for DDIs in both datasets.

There is nonetheless a high degree of consistency in cDNA pool coverage for particular enzyme combinations, indicating that our recommendations should be applicable to most eukaryotic systems.

Such a tool has the advantage of providing consistency in item structure; coverage of all relevant care domains; information about the person's needs to guide care planning and the ability to build a robust set of outcome products such as case-mix groupings, quality indicators and eligibility determinants [ 5].