Sentence examples for consistently functioning from inspiring English sources
"It does not indicate there is a consistently functioning approval process".
The building and heating, ventilating, and air conditioning (HVAC) system receive regular maintenance to ensure that all systems are consistently functioning as designed.
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"During their long marriage, the Art Market and Art Criticism consistently functioned symbiotically within the web of differentiation which spans the chasm of the non-human over which we constantly live.
From sponsoring death squads in Latin America, to the DEA undertaking Special Forces-style missions in Afghanistan, to the old fashioned method of making eligibility for US foreign aid and preferred trade status based on cooperation with drug eradication and interdiction activities, the War on Drugs has consistently functioned as an arm of US military and economic hegemony.
These findings indicated that Akt is unlikely to consistently function as an autopahgy suppressor.
Consistently, functions of LINC complexes involve mechanical action and crosstalk between both sides of the NE (Burke and Roux 2009; Razafsky and Hodzic 2009; Starr and Fridolfsson 2010).
Less than half of the bipolar cohort had good work performance at each follow-up, while unipolar nonpsychotic depressed patients had consistently better work functioning.
This may suggest that all FIM items are not relevant for all impairment types, or that the instrument is not functioning consistently for different types of patients [ 38].
Strakowski et al define recovery as 8 weeks of functioning consistently at the premorbid level, and report a 35% recovery rate after 12 months following the first admission into hospital.
Results: Consistently good functioning was observed more often among patients with unipolar nonpsychotic depression than bipolar disorder or unipolar psychotic depression.
