Sentence examples for consistency to justify from inspiring English sources

While the Rays rely on patterns of consistency to justify all their shifting, the Yankees' hitting coach, Kevin Long, takes a different view.

But I fear that when analysts slaver over "curated" computing, it's because they mean "monopoly" computing – computing environments like the iPad where all your apps have to be pre-approved by a single curating entity, one who uses the excuse of safety and consistency to justify this outrageous power grab.

At least in some cases, where the relative gains and losses would not be disproportionate on some conception of their magnitude, the interpreter could not appeal to either merit or consistency to justify a choice and it is unclear to what else he might appeal.

Based on these results it is safe to conclude that the FACT-G Spanish Version 4 shows sufficient internal consistency to justify its use across cultures.

An important question raised by these results was whether these subscales showed sufficient internal consistency to justify their use across cultures and whether there was equivalence of the Spanish EWB to its English counterpart.

"We have young players who are more in that (specialist) sort of mould - Matt Kvesic, obviously, Will Fraser, Luke Wallace - but we need a little bit more consistency from them in order to justify picking one of them ahead of someone like Chris".

These internal consistencies are more than adequate to justify combining subscales into single composite scales [ 16] (p.245).

Whatever the reason, to date there is little consistency in data regarding antioxidant enzymes to justify their use as markers of TBI and as a predictive tool of outcome.

Mies van der Rohe was only trying to justify his own infuriating consistency, but maybe he was right: if the building is good, why should it matter that it doesn't send architecture in a new direction?

In order to justify its usage, the internal consistency and criterion validity of the NVPQOL questionnaire must be ascertained.

Assumptions of consistency between direct and indirect evidence were tested to justify the joint synthesis of all studies; however, these tests had little power due to the relatively small number of trials available in most direct comparisons.