Sentence examples for consistent stopping from inspiring English sources

Remedies will include designating consistent stopping points along G train platforms (stopping positions have often been different on weekends than on weekdays); displaying signs in each station instructing riders where to stand; and relocating benches to align with where the trains are supposed to arrive.

It is in fact the consistent stopping accuracy provided by the automatic driverless train control, which allows for the safety benefits of platform doors.

Though we had barely walked a mile, our consistent stopping to photograph birds or plants had drastically slowed our progress and already we had spent an hour in the reserve.

Big four-wheel disc brakes are standard, with antilock sensors and electronic brake force distribution (which provides consistent stops whether or not the truck is carrying a load).

Unseating an offensive juggernaut like Cleveland means generating consistent stops in crunch time, and it's Bradley's rare combination of toughness, will and superior foot speed that could provide the difference.

Only high priority given to EBM show a significant independent association with two decisions in a consistent direction: stopping statin treatment and doubling β-blocker dosage.

But would the politicians then be morally consistent and stop to the UK public benefiting from any medical knowledge and new treatments that might flow from research on monkeys elsewhere?

We can be where we want to be but we've got to be more consistent and stop giving goals away.

It showed that it would not be consistent to stop screening these women while not also relaxing the screening policy for younger women with similar screening histories.

The results of this study are sufficiently consistent to stop the evaluation of acetate megestrol in such a population and to favour new studies with metronomic cyclophosphamide in the same population.

*Please note some studies measured outcome at multiple follow-ups, so these were compared within corresponding subgroup analysis There is consistent evidence that stopping smoking is associated with improvements in depression, anxiety, stress, psychological quality of life, and positive affect compared with continuing to smoke.