Sentence examples for consistent master from inspiring English sources

The estate's wines are passed down through a stack of 100-gallon puncheons -- white wine barrels, then red wine barrels and port barrels -- yielding a consistent master blend after 10 years or so.

It is also consistent with the master gene model of SINE retroposition which suggests that as a master element accumulates mutations over time, the resulting elements will share those mutations [ 60].

Town officials say that while the two plans need more review, their overall goals appear to be consistent with the master plan for development that the town adopted in 1997 and amended last year, when the zoning law that was needed to make the plan work was also passed.

Furthermore, our analysis suggests that the development of multiple (sub centers in a number of cities (e.g., Shanghai and Tianjin) is relatively consistent with their master plans.

It is not derived from a detailed microscopic model of synaptically coupled spiking neurons, and it is not yet clear under what circumstances such a microscopic model would yield population activity consistent with the master equation approach.

This would be consistent with a master role for caspases in the downregulation of BCL2 and MCL1 after bortezomib treatment.

Thus, the data sets incorporated in this work are broadly consistent with the master list from [ 9].

Therefore, large repetitive families are probably derived from a small number of the most active TEs, which is consistent with the "master gene" hypothesis [ 15].

While different traits exhibited different combinations of shifts (e.g. horizontal and specialism), none were consistent with the Master-of-some or Jack-of-all-trades strategies.

This score was then entered into the master ranking consistent with this component's 5% weighting in the overall 2010 Forbes ranking.

The findings of this study support a "bush-like" evolutionary model and are consistent with the modified "master gene" model of Alu amplification, or "stealth model" of Alu amplification where a few members remain active over time to preserve the lineage (Deininger et al. 1992; Han et al. 2005).