Sentence examples for has remained relatively consistent from inspiring English sources

The gender gap has remained relatively consistent since the 1980s, but it has been widening in recent years.

These surviving pieces have proved that the craft of furniture making has remained relatively consistent for centuries.

Yet over the same period, according to the National Centre for Social Research, support for independence has remained relatively consistent.

The British pound is trading around $1.30, a level that has remained relatively consistent since the country's 2016 E.U. membership referendum.

The gap between men's and women's earnings has remained relatively consistent from 1997 to 2015 at around £100 - as shown in the chart below.

While it seems migratory patterns have changed throughout the decades, the reception of African migrants in Italy has remained relatively consistent, perhaps due to a history of subordination of African migrants, from slavery to colonization.

It seems that the addition amount of α-amylase, glucose oxidase in the formula for the CSB making have remained relatively consistent.

Throughout most of their history, kimonos have remained relatively consistent in their structure and silhouette.

Since the mid-1930's forereef colonies have shifted from exhibiting the fastest to the slowest average annual skeletal extension while values for backreef and nearshore S. siderea colonies have remained relatively consistent over this interval (Fig. 3).

Despite this growing body of literature, response rates in published surveys have remained relatively consistent over time (2).

Therefore, to protect the future of the modelling in this study, we suggest that diagnosis and procedure codes (ICD10 and OPCS codes) are used as an alternative as they have remained relatively consistent over the years.