Sentence examples for is relatively consistent from inspiring English sources

That's a shame because baseball people love it when a player stays loyal to a franchise as The Toddfather has, when a player is relatively consistent for long periods.

The eight-point lead in the latest Times/CBS News Poll is relatively consistent with the findings of most public polls over the last month, and could explain both why Mr. Lazio was attacking Mrs. Clinton so intensely during the last debate, on Friday night, and the air of confidence that has settled in around Mrs. Clinton's camp in recent days.

The Science article was a striking repudiation of the generally held belief that solar activity is relatively consistent, with the number of sunspots rising and falling in an 11-year cycle, and it raised the possibility that irregularities in the behavior of the sun could have an effect on Earth and its climate.

Both results are high risk, which is relatively consistent.

It is relatively consistent with 6.0 6.5 × 108 kg from field survey.

The anatomy is relatively consistent between patients and is easy to identify.

In general, the determined temperature pattern of the ten wells is relatively consistent (Fig. 4).

Moreover, this result is always significant and is relatively consistent across different specifications.

The number of days with work absence due to headache is relatively consistent across studies from different countries.

Given the majority of the data are prior to the Great Recession this result is relatively consistent.

The results show that the global distribution of ES layers is relatively consistent with the wind shear distribution.