Sentence examples for consistent minority from inspiring English sources

Alan Smith, who covers soccer for the Evening Echo of Cork, says LOI fans are present, but remain a consistent minority.

Despite all this, in Amoris Laetitia, Pope Francis doesn't hesitate to paint a picture of the Church of Mercy he has in mind, and does so by repeatedly citing the final reports of the 2014 and 2015 Synods, and the texts approved by the majority in particular, though these same texts were rejected by a consistent minority (numbers 84, 85 and 86 of the final report of 2015 in particular).

In contrast, a consistent minority of respondents across all subgroups agreed that promoting SDM should be legislated (table 3).

This supports findings from our study that suggest a consistent minority of participants are opposed to submitting their data, regardless of study methodologies or disease site.

Investigation of additional cases is required to confirm whether a consistent minority of LGSC cases show clinically relevant mutational heterogeneity; this would necessitate a change in clinical trial design with contemporary samplings of a cancer required to guide treatment decisions.

Blood meal analysis studies, which use PCR to detect the remnants of a blood meal from a vertebrate host, as well as B. burgdorferi sensu lato infection (73), have reported a consistent minority of blood meals with results contrary to the accepted host associations (74).

The results of this study are consistent with the Minority Stress Model and demonstrate that anti-gay experiences are also involved in the HIV syndemic.

Minor differences seen in some domains (physical functioning, bodily pain, vitality, vasomotor, and sexual) were consistent with a minority of patients experiencing changes in QOL compatible with a reduction in estrogen synthesis.

This latter percentage is consistent with the minority (from 6% to 24%, depending on the question, for questions 24 29) who agreed that cotton roll or Isolite use is just as effective as a rubber dam.

Our in vitro data suggest that in curcumin-stimulated podocytes under the conditions of study, the p38MAPK-HSP25-apoptosis p38MAPK-HSP25-apoptosis p38MAPK-HSP25-apoptosisminority of published reports in the literaxise.

These findings are consistent with a minority of the 1,119 lincRNAs being either eRNAs that enhance the expression of genomically neighboring protein-coding genes or RNAs whose expression is coregulated with adjacent protein-coding genes.