Sentence examples for consistent indication from inspiring English sources

However, none of the three teachers gave a truly strong and consistent indication of a decentralized mindset as a fundamental idea for better understanding evolutionary concepts.

Nearly two thirds of all the studies surveyed gave consistent evidence of negative (although not always statistically significant) effects of minimum wages, while only eight gave a relatively consistent indication of positive employment effects.

The scale is different for every photo, which means if you take more than one, let alone dozens or a hundred, there's little consistent indication of how far away a given object actually is, which makes stitching them together realistically a pain.

There is consistent indication that the superstructure phases formed in the Al-rich γ-TiAl often exhibit fine microstructures with short-range order (SRO), antiphase domain boundaries, and so on in certain ranges of Al concentrations and temperatures (Gregori and Veyssiere 1999; Hata et al. 2002b; Nakano et al. 2002b; Stein et al. 2001).

The crowns of the eucalypts infected by A. latipennis have exhibited no consistent indication of root disturbance, with most trees studied appearing healthy and of average size for secondary forest.

There was no consistent indication that the "handled" teeth contained more DNA than the "untouched" teeth (results not shown).

But AR populations present less consistent indications of positive selection between generations 3 and 14 than previously indicated [ 1].

We did not find consistent indications that the air pollution associations with ventricular arrhythmias were modified by indicators of chronically impaired cardiac function, including a prior myocardial infarction, a diagnosis of coronary artery disease, or an ejection fraction < 35%, or by prescribed antiarrhythmic medications.

There were differences between PSP categories; but, the most consistent indications of comorbidity were for chronic pain, PTSD, and major depressive disorder.

Therefore, it was not easy to obtain consistent indications regarding the toxicity of simvastatin in these subjects.

There were no consistent indications of a common genetic basis for diabetes and stress urinary incontinence or pelvic organ prolapse.