Sentence examples for consistently the ability from inspiring English sources
Consistently, the ability to activate BK channels by exogenous compounds is considered as a promising pharmacodynamic pattern for the potential treatment of several pathologies.
VOL1 grew slower in co-culture with VOL7 compared to the heterotroph, EZ55, and consistently, the ability of VOL7 to remove HOOH from the medium was also substantially lower than EZ55 (Figure 1B).
Consistently, the ability of PntP1 to promote the generation of INP-like cells in btd mutant type I NB lineages is largely impaired.
C2 and C3 both performed better in that they consistently demonstrated the ability to deflect propagating cracks, whereas only C2 could arrest the cracks consistently as well.
Concerns have been raised consistently about the ability of the Nauruan police to investigate assaults and abuse.
However, one thing they haven't quite mastered consistently is the ability to break down a team who limits such space.
He was on the line of scrimmage at outside linebacker and consistently showed the ability to anchor at the point of attack and shed blocks.
Perhaps because his subjects encompass war, sport and sex, he has sometimes been referred to as a macho writer, but he consistently demonstrated the ability to create believable women, an ability most evident in his 1975 masterpiece, Light Years, which paints a portrait of Viri and Nedra Berland and their gilded but ultimately doomed marriage.
Employers consistently value the ability to think above skills that can be learned on the job, and universities that accept students with vocational qualifications do so only after admissions tutors have reassured themselves that the young person in front of them is no dullard.
"Our ad-supported listeners' top request has consistently been the ability to directly play the specific songs, albums, or playlists they want," said Roger Lynch, Pandora President and CEO, in a statement.
We conducted experiments that are designed to reliably and consistently test the ability of this fully automated counting system to recognize fission tracks in apatite and a muscovite external detector.
