Sentence examples for consistent therefore from inspiring English sources
A post estimation test with lagged FDI shows the results to be consistent, therefore, we interpret the findings in congruence with previous research that posits a causal relationship between foreign investment and government effectiveness (Kosack and Tobin, 2006; Luo and Tung, 2007 18 Busse and Gröning, 2009).
It would seem consistent therefore with our constitutional tradition that once a coerced confession has been obtained all later ones should be excluded from evidence, wherever there is evidence that the coerced one has been used to secure the later ones.
As results obtained were quite consistent, therefore experiment was not repeated for more number of iterations.
Consistent, therefore, with researchers who have argued that parent awareness of their ECEC choices (and their understandings of what is high-quality child care; e.g., Blau 2003) is critical to determine patterns of use, above and beyond cost, we suspect that the messaging components may be one driving force behind the increases in ECEC use being largest for the least educated families.
In contrast, using Asp255 it was possible to obtain both a stable reactant state and a physically and energetically reasonable reaction pathway, consistent, therefore, with Asp255 being the base catalyst.
These results are consistent, therefore, with the hypothesis that fluctuating environments promote evolutionary divergence.
Secondly, energy storage can make a variable power source more consistent, and therefore more appropriate for powering an electric grid.
"Now you have a situation where the firm's position and Mr. Grubman's may not be consistent and therefore may not be mutually reinforcing.
Traditional narrative films are objective and consistent, and therefore often eminently satisfying to our expectations.
The only consistent move, therefore, would be to exclude all the top performers of the steroid era, whether they're suspected of P.E.D. use or not, which, for this year at least, the writers have managed to do.
Most studies of human gait assume that the normal gait patterns are consistent and therefore that it is adequate to assess the baseline condition once.
