Sentence examples for consistent in relation to from inspiring English sources

For example, a recent study generated models based on historical data on tularaemia and plague from the USA that were consistent in relation to known climate changes over the period.

Evidence for the adverse effects of prenatal ETSE has been most consistent in relation to birth weight [ 17, 21, 45- 50], but there is some support for associations between higher ETSE levels and preterm delivery, small-for-gestational age babies, and fetal death [ 17, 21, 45, 51, 52].

The projected temperatures presented here (Fig. 11) exhibit a consistent incongruity in relation to borehole temperature data shown as purple polygons, which apply to shallow depths based on Danis et al. (2012) measurements.

Two types of mutations showed consistent difference in relation to smoking.

The data integration tables represent a critical step in creating an overview: data extraction and quality assessment, evidence assessment and mapping to produce consistent messages in relation to a comprehensive set of relevant outcomes.

Despite strong associations of croup with PAHs in bivariate analyses of children < 2 years of age, multivariable-adjusted models showed no consistent pattern in relation to the air pollutants examined in either age category (results available on request).

The variation in timing of antibiotic prophylactic administration between hospitals, and the lack of consistent timing in relation to the type of institution may suggest that some individual hospitals have developed standardized policies for use of antibiotic prophylactics, while some individual health professionals may practice in line with their own preferences at other hospitals.

Chilcot also said that while the UK had an obligation to help the Iraqi people build a peaceful country post-invasion, "in practice, the UK's most consistent strategic objective in relation to Iraq was to reduce the level of its deployed troops".

However, it should be noted that the lysozyme patterns we obtained were very consistent and similar in relation to the laying sequence.

Owners and intruders showed a similar consistent sequence of behaviour in relation to parasitism; however, aggression between females interrupted this behavioural sequence.

A metagene represents a group of genes that together exhibit a consistent pattern of expression in relation to an observable phenotype.