Sentence examples for especially consistent from inspiring English sources

Twitter is an inadequate news feed, and it doesn't appear the press really knows who to ask what; nor does anyone expect especially consistent answers from protesters.

Statistics from Indonesia's National AIDS Commission cited by The Jakarta Post show that condom use remains low, especially consistent use among sex workers.

While not especially consistent with the usual posture of Mr. Bush's favorite justices, these are the great principles that carried him to office and that he should now take to heart.

Yet this isn't especially consistent with empirical evidence; Europe is full of small countries that are as rich as their larger neighbours and almost as rich as the much larger American economy.

The pull mechanism would be especially consistent with a relative movement of the MTOC and contact that would be "vectorial", the MTOC moving to the contact area across the TC interior.

Miller et al. identified 42 modules of co-expressed genes, two of which were especially consistent between different data sets.

Especially, the consistent and conservative immersed boundary method can obtain almost the same accurate results as those from the cut cell technique (Seo and Mittal, 2011) [14] for a moving boundary problem by reducing the spurious pressure.

Sniffing poses numerous major health risks including sudden death, kidney and liver damage, irregular heart rhythms and brain damage, especially to consistent, long-term users.

Predictions for nodes in the core Cell Cycle and Growth Factor blocks are especially robust, consistent with the key role these elements play in cell proliferation.

All of these findings, especially the consistent group differences, the interaction effects in the precuneus gyrus, and the behavioral correlations, contribute to our understanding of the neurodevelopmental pathological mechanisms of ASD.

In the present study, associations with PM2.5 were attenuated but still positive when we adjusted for HRV variables, especially RMSSD, consistent with an intermediate effect of PM exposure on autonomic modulation.