Sentence examples for more consistent pattern from inspiring English sources

Although Japan and Europe are usually the focus of talk about the demographic crisis, urban East Asia shows a more consistent pattern.

Dyadic multilevel modeling revealed a more consistent pattern of associations between prescription drug misuse and problematic affective and behavioral outcomes for female partners than male partners.

When I was 45 and my doctor wistfully remarked that a "more consistent pattern of exercise would be beneficial," I began eight years of marching around the neighborhood until breathless.

By contrast, the mice on a controlled feeding schedule had a much more consistent pattern of liver gene expression.

The CDC study, which looked at data from four flu seasons, showed a more consistent pattern.

Once again, this is a simpler and more consistent pattern than the patterns found in other studies [8], [9].

models would predict more consistent patterns of nearby cells.

GM and FA maps demonstrate more consistent patterns across cognitive domains (r > 0.6), while fALFF maps exhibit more variance (r < 0.5 but still significant) and are more sensitive to domain differences.

It is possible that with larger samples that generate greater statistical power, or more accurate measures of maternal condition, more consistent patterns would emerge.

As the cohort ages, more cases of cancer will likely develop, increasing statistical power to detect more consistent patterns between potential exposure and health effects.

For example, a small number of criminal attacks would suggest localized problems of coordination and control, while larger and more consistent patterns would indicate higher-level intentionality.