Sentence examples for intelligence consistent from inspiring English sources

When the researchers used the Wechsler scale, the historical standard in autism research, a third of children tested fell in the range of intellectual disability, and none had high intelligence, consistent with conventional wisdom.

Further analyses demonstrate that this negative relationship between birth order and intelligence is consistent in different socioeconomic status groups, and amongst individuals born in the 1960s and 1970s.

The guidelines should provide for effective oversight of the intelligence activity consistent with each country's traditions and provide for the right of redress for anyone improperly surveilled.

"The president wants to surge thousands of Syrian refugees into the United States, in spite of consistent intelligence community and federal law enforcement warnings that we do not have the intelligence needed to vet individuals from the conflict zone," McCaul said in a statement.

As Timon, Mr. Thomas treats the language with intelligence and a consistent shapeliness that impresses.

The Republican National Convention will be held in New York at Madison Square Garden from Aug. 30 to Sept. 2. New York is regarded as a higher risk than Boston by counterterrorism officials because President Bush is a Republican and because of consistent intelligence.

By then I had been waiting almost two hours for a consistent intelligence that would catapult this tale of young love amid the Toronto music scene into the category of insightful absurdism.

The revelation that the communications of human rights organizations were being targeted by government intelligence agencies is consistent with disclosures by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden — who told a European parliamentary hearing back in April 2014 that the NSA had spied on human rights groups.

Gates had received consistent intelligence from the stream of deserters leaving the British lines, and had also intercepted Clinton's response to Burgoyne's plea for help.

An association between DNMT3L and intelligence would be consistent with the critical role of DNMT3L in imprinting and the evidence linking imprinting to cognitive function but more work is needed to determine which function of DNMT3L is influenced by the 11330C>T variant and to investigate how this process might influence human intelligence.

In fact, Mr. Cheney's views — on executive authority, on military power, on removing constraints from intelligence agencies — were relatively consistent for three decades.