Sentence examples for consistently strained from inspiring English sources

Similarly, as I have argued elsewhere, Republicans have had the perfect partner in the mushy relativism and moral cowardice of Democratic politicians, who have demonstrated an unfailing instinct to surrender in the face of right wing bluster, and have consistently strained to try to find a "middle ground" between themselves and crazy.

Consistently, strain DBA/2J shows higher levels of group I and Klf7 transcripts, whereas strain C57BL/6J shows higher levels of group II transcripts and of the morphine-related trait measurements.

Welfare indicating behaviours did not vary consistently with strain, but male dogs showed more negative welfare indicating behaviours and had greater variation in these behaviours than females.

Consistently, these strains did not produce the Sfp2 pilin subunit.

Consistently, mosaic strains would be expected to be genetically more diverse and more generalist.

This is also difficult to explain by a systematic sampling bias, as PVL was distributed reasonably consistently throughout strains from different kindergartens (15% 26.5%).

We identified and validated 12 new microsatellite markers distributed across all three linkage groups that amplify consistently among strains representing the complex.

The draft genomes now available for both species (Additional file 1: Table S1) show consistently that strains belonging to B. japonicum have larger genomes than those of B. diazoefficiens.

These hcSNP's have high sequence coverage in both strains and consistently vary between strains in the individual reads.

Generally, your ideal stride is the farthest distance in between steps that you can make without stretching or straining yourself consistently on a walk or run, but it really depends on your body structure and if you want to run for distance or speed.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.08208.004 In a series of laboratory evolution experiments with E. coli (strain B REL606; Yoon et al., 2012) in glucose-acetate supplemented medium, two metabolically distinct strains consistently evolved from the ancestral (A) strain (Le Gac et al., 2008; Spencer et al., 2008; Herron and Doebeli, 2013).