Sentence examples for defined as consistent from inspiring English sources
Rumen acidosis is usually defined as consistent decreases in ruminal pH lasting for several hours each day, and the pH below the normal condition has significant impacts on microbial composition and fermentation (Nagaraja and Lechtenberg 2007; Hook et al. 2011).
Paul is an untraditional Republican with a range of views that cannot really be defined as consistent with the Tea Party wing of the party.
Burkini, Bikini or as Lady Godiva Women shunning the top is, at least for me, symbolic of the liberation from norms and a past that cannot always be defined as consistent with either a free or a great America.
By week 52, 73%% of the women in this sample were defined as consistent gel users.
As previously reported [ 6, 10], the majority of ILC showed ER or PgR positivity and HER2 negativity, which we defined as consistent with the LA-IDC subtype.
Eighty-four percent of the responses were defined as consistent using RCI, with a total of 30 questionnaires containing items with sporadic inconsistencies (in one or two questions).
The time of initial droplet detection was defined as, that moment when a consistent phototransistor reading drop, to 97% of the (default) pure mineral oil flow value (Fig. 2B, dotted line), and was registered.
Improvement of renal function after the procedure was defined as a consistent 20% decrease in serum creatinine from the baseline value, deterioration as a consistent 20% increase above baseline, and values within 20% of baseline were considered stabilized.
(A "trend" is defined as a consistent shift over 30 years). Perhaps the Met Office hopes it may point a way towards better forecasting.
XP is defined as a consistent set of values and practices designed to work well together, but lacks practices for project management and especially for supporting the customer role.
