Sentence examples for consistent opening from inspiring English sources

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A consistent opening for bilateral cooperation with Cuba by governmental health institutions, the private sector, and foundations based in the United States can trigger positive synergies to update U.S. policy towards Havana.

These include improved ventricular contractility and consistent opening of the aortic valve.

Tilt change showing down in the ESE direction is consistent with opening of the shallow vertical conduit.

The pharmacology and kinetics of the first, fast (∼200 ms) [Ca2+]i transient are consistent with opening of Cav channels (Voltage dependent Calcium Channels) [41].

They report a 2.5 4% increase in matrix volume with 30 μM diazoxide and 50 μM pinacidil consistent with opening of mitochondrial KATP channels.

Mitochondrial swelling is consistent with opening of the mitochondrial permeability transition pore (mPTP), which is sufficient to induce axon degeneration in some cell types (Barrientos et al., 2011).

We also made three levels of 1 cm, 2 cm, 3 cm tongue depressors placed between the upper and lower teeth to stabilize the mandibular position and to achieve the consistent mouth opening, so as to get more accurate comparison of the disc position for the MRI evaluation before and after the operation.

We detected cilia on the ventricular surfaces of ofd1 MO-injected embryos (data not shown) but did not assess them further because in several such embryos, we detected tissues bridges in the brainstem ventricle, consistent with incomplete opening (65) and raising the possibility that morphogenetic problems contributed to the ventricular dilation.

West would have led a club originally with an ace-king holding, so he had to have the trump queen to be consistent with his opening bid and East's original pass.

Mr. Herman's strategy seemed consistent with the opening statement by another of Mr. Odeh's lawyers last week, when he portrayed their client as a soldier and a religious man who obeyed orders but only to the extent that he believed that they were "Islamically correct".