Sentence examples for consistent dips from inspiring English sources

Over three performances of dial-testing, no single song bombed, but parts of songs and scenes caused consistent dips in the fever line; Mr. Davenport said those moments would be assessed by the creative team and perhaps be changed.

A possible explanation for the consistent dips could be that certain spacer lengths might cause sterically incompatible binding of transcription factors, explaining why they could be less preferred as compared to an otherwise compatible binding caused by other spacer lengths [ 42].

Our PS-OCT results agree well with earlier reports using other techniques: Ultrastructural investigations of macular pigmentation have shown that there is an inverse relationship between RPE lipofuscin concentration and RPE melanin concentration [ 51]: While RPE melanin has a maximum in the fovea centralis, the amount of RPE lipofuscin has a consistent dip there [ 28].

Measurements of geomorphic indices (SL, Vf, and Smf indices) in the Lampang Basin are consistent with dip-slip movement on the Thoen Fault.

The angle between the mainshock fault plane and the upper slab surface is c. 60°, which is consistent with the dip of the oceanward-dipping normal faults in the outer rise region.

One of the nodal planes of the M3.1 earthquake has a dip of 30°, which is roughly consistent with the dip of the upper surface of the PHS Plate (Fig. 5b).

Consumers expect the unemployment rate to top 8.5% by the end of 2009, which is consistent with a dip in total personal consumption expenditures of 1% next year, according to a report this morning from the Reuters/ University of Michigan Surveysof Consumers.

Analysis of topography and images reveals that the stratigraphically lowest layers within the fan have shallow dips (<2°), consistent with deltaic bottomsets, whereas overlying strata exhibit steeper dips (∼2 9°) and downlap, consistent with delta foresets.

"Yahoo fell through its floor" last month, she said, referring to the stock's consistent slide since it dipped below 100.

As heart-warming as that might be, however, that explanation can't fully explain the ratings anomaly this year because the viewing dip is consistent with similar love-fueled rejections of television in previous years.

This fault dip is consistent with conventional data.