Sentence examples for consistently wide from inspiring English sources

The Justice Department settled with 24 dealer firms over allegations that market makers engaged in anticompetitve practices, like moving prices in lockstep in order to keep their spreads consistently wide.

The gender gap favoring boys has remained consistently wide in Nigeria over the last ten years.

Even in the oldest fish analyzed (18 months after transplantation or induced recombination), ArCoSs and iArCoSs maintained their continuous, consistently wide shape throughout life (n>60 ArCoSs, n>50 iArCoSs).

In the last half-century, only Utah has favored G.O.P. presidential candidates by consistently wider margins.

"In conclusion, we have shown that the oral health of Americans is not better than the English, and there are consistently wider educational and income related oral health inequalities in the US compared with England," said the researchers, who included academics from University College London.

Because the lumens of the two outer disks (about 7 nm across) were consistently wider than that of the central disk, the grana had a sandwich-like appearance: the "top" and "bottom" membranes of the stack stood apart from the inner four, which were packed so tightly that they were often hard to distinguish.

The Bayesian intervals are consistently wider than the frequentist intervals.

The abdominal kni domain is also consistently wider and narrows more in M. abdita than in D. melanogaster.

For 5-year survival, the survival deficit for the poorest patients has been slightly but consistently wider for women than men.

In conclusion we have shown that the oral health of US citizens is not better than the English, and there are consistently wider educational and income related oral health inequalities in the US compared with England.

Conclusions The oral health of US citizens is not better than the English, and there are consistently wider educational and income oral health inequalities in the US compared with England.