Sentence examples for more consistent action from inspiring English sources

However, there were differences between their variability that suggests the mild group implemented a more consistent action program.

This could be more consistent with actions of real bees: EB become main force in the initial, then more and more OB follow, they play the major role afterwards.

On global-warming policy, Obama has been a more consistent advocate of action, but after his comprehensive climate-change legislation died in Congress, in 2010, his E.P.A. was slow to fill the policy vacuum with its new regulatory regime.

We conclude that the learning stimulated by the game could potentially lead to more consistent and concerted action between researchers, extension services and farmers.

Previous study indentified the cancer chemopreventive activity of Res, which inhibits cellular events associated with tumor initiation, promotion and progression, more consistent with the actions of conventional chemotherapeutic drugs veratrol induces growth inhibition, S-phase arrest, apoptosis, and changes in biosion in several human cancer cell lines [ 42].

Some call it a precursor of the Unitarian Party, while others find his words or actions more consistent with the Federal Party.

In this study, pertuzumab treatment appeared to stimulate an inflammatory response, whereas trastuzumab or the combination treatment suppressed the process, which is more consistent with the immunoreactive actions previously noted through ADCC (Arnould et al, 2006).

The lower absorption variability might benefit young children by allowing caregivers to more confidently predict the timing of onset and the duration of insulin action, and providing more consistent glycaemic results during closed-loop insulin delivery.

Moreover, medications taken by patients with MD belonged to relatively few classes whose members all share a common mode of action, thus providing more consistent results on the TMS excitability measure [ 53].

Ron Brewer Old Buckenham, Norfolk Whether nor the poppy is a political symbol (FA to appeal after Fifa impose £35,000 fine over poppies, 20 December), Fifa's actions would be more consistent if they also fined FAs for the political and religious symbols and songs paraded and sung before every match.

A more consistent Wilsonian than Reagan, Moynihan argued that both actions violated international law.