Sentence examples for more consistent after from inspiring English sources

The water breakthrough time of each well is more consistent after optimization.

Port Vale boss Rob Page says Uche Ikpeazu needs to become more consistent after the striker returned to parent club Watford, following the end of his loan spell at Vale Park.

"I have been working in Cuba and Mexico with kids who were 9 years old and are now 13 to 14, and it seems their attendance in community-based activities becomes more consistent after having gone through deep-rooted, long-term initial programmes.

The two-hour time point was chosen, because in Northern blots with unselected genes it was evident that although subtle changes in gene expression could be sometimes detected after 30 min of incubation with bacteria, accumulation or disappearance of RNA species was more consistent after 2 hours.

The forward hopes a mixture of luck and hard work can bring a more consistent season, after a combination of hamstring and groin injuries restricted him to 17 league appearances in 2014-15.

For example, we see the prevalence of the concept of "Abdominal Pain" in CCAE goes up from 0.41% in the raw data to 0.50% within the CDM and the prevalence in the Optum data goes down from 0.50% in the raw data to 0.45% within the CDM, and the two databases have more consistent prevalence estimates after standardization to CDM.

Hence, possibly due to a more consistent surface coating, loading after carrier assembly resulted in less aggregation.

Place-kicker Owen Pochman wants to become more consistent in his kickoffs; after crushing the ball in practices last year, he occasionally hit balls to around the 15-yard line, contributing to the terrible problems on special teams.

Special Teams Kicker David Buehler (Buehler?... Buehler?) has good distance but needs to be more consistent in mid-range after missing three of his seven field-goal attempts from 30-39 yards.

Blyth, who also helps run the weekly Downtown Eastside street vendor markets, said she and other frontline workers wanted to set up something more consistent and street-level after hearing calls for help in the streets.

Mean subscale scores were very similar for both imputation methods and were similar to the true score; however, the EM method results were more consistent with the TS after simulation.