Sentence examples for more consistent picture from inspiring English sources
Conflicting accounts emerged in the days following the incident, but interviews this week with witnesses paint a more consistent picture of what happened on the flight, which had 121 passengers.
REUTERS BREAKINGVIEWS New Rules to Give a More Consistent Picture of Bank Size | When first-quarter financial statements are out, it should be possible — for the first time — to compare the assets of American and European banks, Floyd Norris, a columnist for The New York Times, writes.
The MANOVA gives a more consistent picture of the causes of variation in the particle size distribution than was obtained by choosing a single response such as average volume.
Furthermore, in spite of certain local scale uncertainties, the identification of the general regional trends observed in the area, based on many measured wells, produces a more consistent picture of the aquifer.
In response to Ms Davidson, the FM suggested she was looking at some means of assessing progress by primary school pupils that would provide a more consistent picture across Scotland.
The use of steroids gave a more consistent picture.
A more or less consistent picture has emerged.
Once the group had collected all the available data, however, a more or less consistent picture emerged.
Taken together, the results of many techniques applied to the same material, in particular those of the texture investigations, provide a more comprehensive and consistent picture of nanoplasticity than reported before for face-centered cubic metals.
Though many waveform studies involving telseismic P and SH waves have yielded a more or less consistent picture of the rupture processes, many issues remain to be resolved before researchers have a complete understanding of the details of this earthquake (Hayes and Ji, 2008; Nishimura and Yagi, 2008; Wang et al., 2008).
The researchers say the difference between the lower short-term estimate and the more consistent long-term picture can be explained by the fact that the heat from the last decade has been absorbed into and is being stored by the world's oceans.
