Sentence examples for consistently thus from inspiring English sources

However, the availability of the right equipment when needed is also critical to ensure that frontline staff perform their tasks consistently, thus achieving the aim of the care bundle.

For Gaborik and the Rangers (18-16-3), there istillll a little more than half the season to go — Saturday's game against the Islanders (14-17-7) is the 38th of the 82-game schedule — so a lot can happen: Gaborik could go cold; he could miss a substantial number of games; or other Rangers could finally start scoring consistently and thus diminish his individual contribution.

If it was shared, the inverse attribute could not be resolved consistently, and thus would violate model integrity.

The rats were demonstrated to have a transient facial paralysis consistently, and thus this method was regarded as a model of minor peripheral nerve injury.

With that said, the between-study heterogeneity in the intercept-only models was consistently small, thus limiting the amount of variance for the moderators to explain.

Neither greenhouse studies nor tritrophic studies were consistently provided, thus not taking any risks to predators of herbivores feeding on GMPs into consideration.

Moreover, recently Claes et al. [6] described the presence of a constant thickening of the anterolateral capsule named the anterolateral ligament (ALL) in the anterolateral compartment of the knee inserting in the region on the proximal tibia from where Segond's fractures consistently avulse, thus suggesting that Segond's fracture is actually a bony avulsion of the ALL [7].

More people who vote Democratic are sporadic voters than people who vote Republican: Generally, Republican voters turn out consistently, and thus the advantage Republicans usually have in midterms (2006 notwithstanding).

Despite the high variability in the former task (see Fig. 2a) individual means were consistently higher thus leading to a statistically significant difference compared to the fixation task.

These contributions are consistently archived, thus describing the history of the metadata and serving as a versioning mechanism that allows researchers to determine whether the metadata is outdated or whether it is still valid.

In Europe, a resurgence of pertussis has not been consistently documented thus far.