Sentence examples for consistent recordings from inspiring English sources
The selected rods remained functional for consistent recordings for up to 90 - 110 minutes.
Several limitations of this technique should be mentioned: TCD is time consuming, is highly operator dependent, and requires experienced personnel to ensure consistent recordings.
Accordingly with the above reflections, it is of note that the patterns recorded by Fabricius et al. [35] were consistent within recordings from the same patient, but differed between patients: highways (myelinic) and little roads (amyelinic) in the same patient usually do not change so much, at least during a not too long period of time.
We do not believe that such rounding practices would lead to consistent under-recording or over-recording.
The lieutenant's account was consistent with recordings of police dispatchers who answered call after call from adults at the school.
The reported four patterns were consistent within recordings from the same patient, but differed between patients.
From this interface, they wish to obtain consistent quality recordings and a stable, low impedance pathway for charge injection over extended periods of time.
The rate of tapping was consistent across recordings (97.7 ± 19.9 ms) and each tap had a dominant energy of 6 15 kHz contained between 2 and 27 kHz (Fig. 1A).
"I don't think there's any other label — major, indie, mainstream or otherwise — that has had such a consistent string of recordings widely considered, at least among critics, to be among the most important releases of the year," said Steve Lehman, a saxophonist whose 2009 octet album, "Travail, Transformation, and Flow," was one example.
This is consistent with previous recordings in conscious animals, showing modulation of phasic visual responses of single collicular neurons depending on their association with reward.
The three actograms in Fig. 2 show consistent patterns across recordings with similar mean levels of activity and similar changes in the distribution of rest and activity periods.
