Sentence examples for consistently split from inspiring English sources

"McCain is a minority nominee who was fortunate to have the conservative vote consistently split," Newt Gingrich, the former House Speaker, told me.

As Newt Gingrich told me at the time, "McCain is a minority nominee who was fortunate to have the conservative vote consistently split.

Individual segment trees based on all available sequences in GenBank corroborate this pattern and consistently split the 8 segments of this Nigerian isolate into 2 distinct clades.

A number of studies [ 31, 37- 39] have consistently split breast cancer cell lines into three groups based on their gene expression profiles; luminal, basal (or basal A) and mesenchymal/basal B/claudin-low subtypes.

Among the subgenera consistently split from subgenus Salix s.l., Pleuradenia was resolved as monophyletic; subgenus Longifoliae was likewise monophyletic (clade C), but it was nested within the main Salix s.l.l

In each case both a fixed split strategy (wherein the cells are consistently split at a fixed ratio of the total cell number after 2 days culture) or by inoculation of subsequent passages at a measured ICD (requiring the cell number to be manually counted after each trypsinization and centrifugation step) was adopted.

To find out if they did it consistently, I again split the passes into two groups and compared the players' deltas.

The Obama administration and Hamid Karzai, the Afghan president, are determined to reject talks with Mullah Omar, the Taliban leader, and have consistently worked to split his movement, according to US diplomatic cables.

Others just posted include cables showing that surrender is the only option being offered to the Taliban, despite talk of negotiations: The Obama administration and Hamid Karzai, the Afghan president, are determined to reject talks with Mullah Omar, the Taliban leader, and have consistently worked to split his movement, according to US diplomatic cables released by WikiLeaks.

So it was here Thursday night, as the Giants — consistently inconsistent in splitting their first two games — produced their most dominant performance of the season in Week 3 despite frequently using a lineup of players that entered the game with the collective wisdom of a typical freshman seminar.

The splitting consistently appears when the n = 3 perturbation is applied and disappears when the perturbation is removed.