Sentence examples for invariably evaluated from inspiring English sources

Grouping short lines requires tens of milliseconds (Crundall, Cole, & Underwood, 2008; Pringle & Egeth, 1988), but the delays add up to hundreds of milliseconds for longer curves (Jolicoeur et al., 1986), implying that Gestalt criteria are not invariably evaluated by an unlimited capacity mechanism.

Moreover, clinical status evaluated by PANNS and CGI was invariably significantly better among remitted patients, independent of remission criteria adopted.

However, very few studies evaluated the efficacy of different methods in selecting candidate SNPs for second-stage validation, invariably reporting a high percentage of false positive results.

Most of the evidence linking angiogenesis with prostate cancer progression has come from studies evaluating total MVD in prostate tumour samples, which almost invariably demonstrate a positive correlation with other histological features of tumour aggression and/or adverse clinical outcomes.

Frictional heating results in very high operating temperatures in high speed machining but the nanoindentation tests used to evaluate novel PVD coating systems for improved cutting performance are invariably performed at room temperature.

If we are looking for the external drivers that motivate universities to evaluate, quantify and promote the contribution they make to regional economic growth, these invariably arise from the national or local level.

The aim of this paper is to evaluate the landscape composition of grassland and forest over time in the region, grassland being invariably shaped by anthropogenic activities, particularly fire for cultivation.

Will evaluate.

Evaluating vendors.

Success invariably breeds overconfidence.

Maintenance is invariably slapdash.