Sentence examples for is a consistent number from inspiring English sources
"There is a consistent number of people who have been affected directly because their loved ones have been affected by drug addiction.
"There is a consistent number of unemployed or desperate people who need our help, but recently we have also seen an increase in the number of people in work who are struggling to cope.
Even within the best understood model of regulation of midline crossing, the Slit/Robo/Comm system, there is a consistent number of pleiomorphisms in the way the regulation is achieved: in the genome of many insects at least three Robo receptors are present; at least two are known to contribute to crossing in Drosophila.
There are a great number of universities that are graduating a consistent number of programmers equal in skill to your average Stanford grad, though the average student might not be comparable with the Ivies.
4, 5, 20 It is noteworthy that in this study there was also a consistent number of severe stages (20.3%).
Secondly, there was not a consistent number of visits scheduled for each patient, so comparisons between patient attendance had to based on percantage of appointments attended.
As reported by A. Adegunsoye et al., there are also a consistent number of patients who die due to right heart failure and pulmonary hypertension secondary to fibrotic lung diseases.
Reduction in synapse number is a consistent early feature of neurodegenerative diseases, preceding neuronal loss, and correlating with cognitive deficits.
It is, understandably, a chicken-and-egg situation: Dayne will not be impressive without a consistent number of rushing attempts, but how can the Giants justify giving him more carries when he is unimpressive in the few carries he receives?
Physicians should be aware of the possibility that IBP can be inaccurate in a consistent number of patients due to underdamping/resonance phenomena.
The prevalent ethnicity was English Caucasian, but a consistent number of students had different ethnic and national backgrounds.
