Sentence examples for consistent depiction from inspiring English sources

As a result, no one analogy on its own is sufficient, but the combination of every analogy presented in Scripture gives a full and consistent depiction of God.

The consistent depiction on MRI of the larger veins such as the superior and inferior rectal veins aids identifying the type and size of vessel involved.

Finally, in order to provide consistent depictions with the climatological results from SABER in part 1 and CTMT in following sections, these tidal determinations are vector averaged to obtain a single annual climatology.

The workshop focused on the definition used by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change: scenarios are coherent, internally consistent depictions of pathways to possible futures based on assumptions about economic, ecologic, social, political, and technologic development (Nakicenovic et al. 2000).

The maximum common structure (MCS) for a group of compounds is an important element of such classification, providing insight into activity patterns and enabling scaffold alignment for a more consistent 2D depiction.

The President was right to point out that consistent negative depiction of young black men over centuries has been an all- too-often-overlooked part of the context for the crime and violence plaguing so many urban communities.

Overall then, although this sample may include individuals whose self-injury is less frequent than proposed in the DSM-5, most features are consistent with that depiction.

In contrast, the report says that WHO delayed declaring a pandemic until it was "undeniably occurring" and faults the organization for not having "a consistent, measurable and understandable depiction of severity".

The results are similar to the findings in countries with longer histories of consistent advocacy for improved depiction of mental illness in the media.

In comparison to arbitrary orientations of the residue molecules in the individual complex depictions a consistent placement improves the legibility and comparability within the series.

In this two-part series, our goal is to provide emergency providers with consistent, accurate definitions and depictions of commonly and less frequently encountered extremity fracture eponyms, keying in on important imaging features that differentiate these fractures.