Sentence examples for consistent and capable from inspiring English sources

Petkovic is quick, consistent and capable of firing laser-like winners from anywhere on the court.

There is no doubt the Barry deserved his chance, only players of the quality of Gerrard, Hargreaves and Frank Lampard ahead have him have restricted the international appearances of one of the Premiership's most consistent and capable players.

And yet, said Jim Callis, the executive director of Baseball America and a draft expert, if Davis does eventually become a consistent and capable everyday major leaguer, the 2008 Mets draft will be considered average by major league standards, even if no other player from that group ever makes any lasting impact.

In total, M-theory gives us 10 to the power of 500 theories, all of them logically consistent and capable of describing a universe.

Administering insulin doses and managing a diabetic pregnancy however requires consistent and capable support as the nurse/researcher advisor, Carolyn, recommended.

Shaikh et al. (2012) shows that the CGE or AGE models are internally consistent and are capable of capturing the economy-wide interactions as well as the inter-linkages between sectors.

Previous versions of the OPAQ were tested in small populations (N =40), and the results suggested that OPAQ is a reliable, consistent, and valid instrument capable of distinguishing hierarchy of functional loss in disease states in osteoporosis [ 9].

The lack of a PINK1 specific and consistent antibody capable of detecting all forms of endogenous PINK1 is a prominent obstacle in the PD field and it will have to be an area of intense focus in the next few years if we are to truly understand all aspects of PINK1 function.

Therefore, it is crucial that the entire analysis be based on data as consistent and accurate as possible and capable of covering all the sectors considered.

In addition, coding practice in hospitals has to be reliable and capable of producing consistent and reliable coding quality.

The authors attributed the very successful performance to the establishment of skills considered prerequisites for the task, such as differential control by auditory stimuli and a consistent baseline, capable of sustaining the performance by exclusion.