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Using the iPad makes the test more consistent from case to case, said Leigh Weiss, the Giants' assistant athletic trainer.

Grain, a more controllable feed, makes the meat more consistent from animal to animal and results in a slightly faster growth rate, enabling the buffalo to be slaughtered at a younger age, when the meat is more tender.

After a slow start, when she lost the first eight points and looked a bundle of nerves, Li was actually the more consistent from the baseline and her shots carried more weight.

It doesn't excrete a lot of water, so when you put it in a drink, it's slower melting, so it keeps your drink more consistent from beginning to end.

The loss of total solids was more consistent from alfalfa fields.

Recovery of P. kernoviae was more consistent from the exotic species than any of the indigenous hosts.

The batteries could store power from the panels and deliver more consistent electricity from the intermittent solar source.

He has also motivated more consistent displays from Nicky Law, who provides a goalscoring threat from midfield.

In the CORE cohort, only ICUs that consistently contributed data over a longer period (2001 to 2006) were included, because the quality of the data from these contributing sites was likely to be more consistent than from units that were discontinuous contributors.

Dave Amess, MP for Southend West, called for more consistent interest from MPs on animal welfare.

Lesley Dill has drawn more consistent inspiration from Dickinson than any other artist in the show.