Sentence examples for consistent means of from inspiring English sources

Surely it is better to have a rational and consistent means of doing these things than to do them trying not to think of what one is doing".

Studies show that over time, test scores do not provide a consistent means of separating good from bad instructors.

Emergency Information Posters are 8.5x11" posters designed to provide an easily recognizable and consistent means of displaying essential information about the status and contents of laboratories and facilities.

The report says a major factor behind the slump in judicial killings has been the difficulty states that still practice the death penalty are encountering in finding a consistent means of ending life.

This methodology shows promise for integrating independent databases for evaluating bird habitat relationships across broad spatial extents, and the hierarchical nature of these models provides a potentially consistent means of evaluating management options at varying spatial scales.

In the second part of the paper we discuss some recent research that combining some of the hybrid techniques with data analysis methods in order to synthesise a more consistent means of predicting mesoscale coastal morphological evolution.

Patients are already bringing apps, sleep-tracking devices and activity monitoring devices to psychiatrists to share their data; however, research is needed to determine consistent means for evaluating the performance of apps.

This approach provides a consistent means to integrate the potential contribution of both continental ice sheets — Greenland and Antarctica — into sea-level rise projections.

Being consistent means that across all of your social media and public-facing platforms, your personal or company tagline, profile and images are all the same.

The laws presented in Section 3.3 are standard "well-behavedness" laws in synchronization frameworks, namely on those for bidirectional transformation, whose goal is precisely to maintain two artifacts consistent by means of two transformations that propagate updates from each to the other (for an overview of this research field please see 2).

To validate, manual thalamic segmentation was performed on T1 images from 10 randomly selected infants, thalamic volumes measured manually and volumes estimated from the mean Jacobian were consistent (mean difference and limits of agreement = 0.29 ± 1.43; intraclass coefficient = 0.89, P < 0.001).