Sentence examples for consistently because of from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, he acknowledged that "it's not an easy thing to do, to beat indexes consistently, because of fees and costs".

There's no way to calibrate this, but I think probably over these 27 years, I've been able to write more and more consistently because of the teaching".

"It was tough to try to get him in there consistently because of all the people we have used in the designated-hitter role," Torre said.

KNN (K-Nearest Neighbors) clustering in machine learning is a very efficient clustering method applied in lithology identification, reservoir type recognition, flow unit classification and so on, but it is not working consistently because of its inherent limitation, like its initial center selection and clustering center shift caused by outliers.

In this study, was used the second possibility: determine the glass transition temperature from the peak of the tan δ vs. temperature curves, due to the difficulties to obtain the curve E´ consistently, because of composite systems, such as the adhesives studied, influences the storage modulus reduction when the particulate filler affects the molecular motion of the polymer matrix.

This study focused on patients with WNND, who were identified and reported more consistently because of disease severity.

Pancreatic cancer is the fifth leading cause of cancer-related death in the United States.46 The prognosis for pancreatic cancer patients is consistently poor because of inadequate methods for early detection.

But in this movie it is also consistently surprising because of the clarity of Mr. Haneke's vision.

Consistently squinting because of what he described as a virus — necessitating the postgame shades — he displayed a remarkably soft touch around the basket and was undeterred in chasing down rebounds.

Fe concentrations in the 35S line were consistently high because of its stable homozygous genotype.

During these periods, the base level was consistently low because of the arid climatic conditions, and the sediment supply rate was greater than the basement subsidence rate (Zhu 2009; Li 2011; Qian et al. 2012); these conditions led to the formation of various scales of LMVs.