Sentence examples for consistent up to from inspiring English sources

While this ratio remained consistent up to primary five, by primary six girls were down to 47% and by primary seven, their numbers had decreased further to 43%.

"In the past, we always required that our field theories would at least mathematically be consistent up to the highest possible energies," said Dr. Chris Quigg, a physicist at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory.

Unfortunately, now that the Higgs has been discovered, similar arguments indicate that the Standard Model seems to remain internally consistent up to energies well beyond the reach of current or foreseeable particle colliders.

The rats in which inflammation was consistent up to day 14 of arthritis induction were selected for further studies.

The distribution of ZnO-NPs in all the treatments was consistent up to 0.5 g/l within the gut rather than through the cuticle.

Fracture toughness measured with the indentation and chevron notch methods were consistent up to 2 vol% and at 5 vol% the percolating network of graphene resulted in easy crack propagation with significant discrepancy between the results for the two methods.

Requirements Management Tools (RMt) embedded in PLM solutions help keeping specifications consistent, up-to-date, and accessible.

Although the use of the bicausality seems consistent up-to-now, it still remains some points to be clarified concerning the constitutive relations of R, I and C-type elements.

As such, development of a single site with consistent up-to-date guidance covering topics identified by patients as key interests would probably be of great value.

Atomic queries retrieving data simultaneously from several patients can be desirable not only in multi use cases working with slightly delayed data, but also in direct patient care that needs consistent up-to-date data.

The DACCP uses staff skills and time effectively via a structured core pathway to provide a consistent, up-to-date, evidence-based approach to the treatment and management of children and adolescents with ADHD.