Sentence examples for more cases consistent from inspiring English sources
This study indicated the use of weekly data rather than monthly data in constructing threshold methods and in follow-up prevented more cases, consistent with the World Health Organization's recommendations (5 ).
In meetings with the president, Mattis often worked to acknowledge "the emotional essence" of Trump's arguments and to restate them in ways that were more palatable or in some cases consistent with international laws on armed conflict, officials said.
The overall consensus that teaching needed to be more case-based is consistent with adult learning theories [ 29, 30] and emphasises the importance of linking education with the experiences of everyday life, which many trainees felt was currently neglected.
Some commentators are treating the courts as if they were just one more partisan institution, staffed with political hacks who decide cases consistent with their parties' views.
While there is a legitimate case for more consistent regulation and oversight, such as to reduce regulatory arbitrage, it is less obvious that we really need more or tighter regulation.
If the Democrats had made a stronger and more consistent case, perhaps the American public would now view a dollar of revenue increases for a dollar of spending cuts as an acceptable compromise and demand that Congress act on it.
Although it is possible that a random effects model might still be appropriate, I can be confident that the fixed effects model will, in any case, be more consistent.
This latter case is more consistent with the possibility that cofilin clusters do not necessarily grow in concert along the two strands, and the delay may sometimes exceed one-half of a helix.
Using the iPad makes the test more consistent from case to case, said Leigh Weiss, the Giants' assistant athletic trainer.
