Sentence examples for consistent to both from inspiring English sources

The task of managing outside and inside constituencies, while keeping the message truthful and consistent to both, is never easy.

Two disparate GSEA methods were used for comparison and we gave more weight to the interpretation of findings consistent to both GSEA approaches.

It became clear that if light waves were propagated in the hypothetical ether that filled all space and provided an embodiment of Newton's absolute frame (see below), it would not be logically consistent to accept both Maxwell's theory and the ideas expressed in Galilean invariance, for the speed of light as it passed an observer would reveal how rapidly he was traveling through the ether.

The corresponding QStroke score (which is used to identify some of those at high risk of stroke who might benefit from anticoagulation) includes deprivation and so we considered it would be more consistent to include it in both scores.

And is it consistent to argue that quangos are both (a) a sinister way for central government to bypass political opposition and (b) too numerous for ministers to keep track of?

Energy calculations and modeling simulations showed that a model consisting of a statistical arrangement of progressive and alternating intersheet shearing is the most appropriate and consistent to describe the structure of both nylons.

I wanted to offer a consistent experience to both the seller of goods and the buyer of goods.

Factors that contribute to this are that diagnostic and prevention strategies designed for developed countries suffer from the combination of low vaccination rates and limitations due to lack of consistent access to both healthcare and supplies.

HMIC examined if the HET adopted a consistent approach to both military and paramilitary cases.

We found fast (onsets around 165 ms) and consistent responses to both target and cursor displacements.

The responder patients in this study reported a consistent response to both procedures (50% or greater decrease in pain intensity).