Sentence examples for most consistent measures from inspiring English sources

Detailed kinematic analysis underlined the presence of inter-individual variability in many parameters, and indeed, the most consistent measures generated quantified the variability in both diagonal coupling time (time elapsed between fore limb and contralateral hind limb placement) and lateral paw placement [ 15, 16].

He said the sea ice minimum was "the best and most consistent measure of Arctic conditions that we have".

PPI has been reported to be the most consistent measure of pressure magnitude [ 24], has excellent reliability [ 25], and is supported as an acceptable measure of pressure by the International Standards Organization (ISO) [ 26].

Our results also suggests that in the presence of different levels of financial stress, parental education may still be the most consistent measure of adolescent SES, since its concordance remained higher than other SES variables for all levels of financial stress.

It may be that global function is the most consistent underlying measure of risk and resilience.

Interestingly the findings of this review suggest that the largest and most consistent SEP measure associated with increased suicide/attempted suicide was with poorer levels of perceived financial status, suggesting that an individual's subjective financial wellbeing may be a more important predictor of a suicide/attempted suicide than more conventional objective measures.

One thing all pastry chefs will tell you is that using a scale is the best, easiest and most consistent way to measure.

Figures 6A and 6D show the values of the kinetics parameters most consistent with the measured plaque velocities of the A/Brisbane/59/2007 WT and H275Y mutant strains, respectively.

Similarly, Figures 6B and 6E show the values of the kinetics parameters most consistent with the measured viral titer growth rate.

During this period, we recorded the number of shuttle crossings (an activity-exploration index), the number of rearings, and the time spent in the light compartment, which is the most consistent and useful measure for assessing anxiolytic-like activity [ 30, 31].

Several of these studies show a greater than threefold increased risk with measures of SEP– with the largest and most consistent association with subjective measures of financial circumstance.