Sentence examples for full consistent from inspiring English sources
The current study extended this result by presenting 3D objects with full, consistent cues to actual size and presented at a fixed distance.
If you have a learning disability, take full and consistent advantage of every accommodation to which you are legally entitled.
In short, Mr Bush may well not be able to command the full or consistent support of the right.Those difficult DemocratsHis chances of being able to govern effectively will therefore depend as much or more on how well he is able to work with the Democratic opposition.
The proposed stochastic model allows full and consistent representation of all relevant uncertainties.
The FSB's ongoing efforts to monitor progress will be essential to the full and consistent implementation of needed reforms.
The ICU was more often involved in patient care in the LUMC, which might explain the higher odds for full compliance, consistent with the findings of Mikkelson and colleagues who showed that involvement of a severe sepsis service was associated with better compliance with early goal-directed therapy [22].
We must urge our politicians to provide immediate, full and consistent funding for the Land and Water Conservation Fund.
As a result, no one analogy on its own is sufficient, but the combination of every analogy presented in Scripture gives a full and consistent depiction of God.
The work done at Water.org has shown that, when extended a loan to pay a connection fee, people are able to tap into the water supply or build a toilet, and repay the loan in full with consistent reliability -- Water.org's repayment rates exceed 99percentt.
In addition, core probes usually have much stronger signals than extended and full probes, consistent with the design that core probes target high-confidence exons in the genome.
This plastic response was even more pronounced in 2005 plants growing in mesic and dry soil in full sun, consistent with the increased root uptake surface needed to access limited soil moisture.
