Sentence examples for most consistent trend from inspiring English sources
An increase in education spending is the most consistent trend in countries where a larger share of resources lands in the hands of women, according to the report.
Without a doubt, the most consistent trend is, perhaps, inconsistency.
The importance of species composition as a driver of greendown was supported at the tree crown level, where, relative to three other tree species, white oak exhibited the most consistent trend toward more vertical leaf angles later in the season.
The most consistent trend was observed for fluoroquinolone resistance in E. coli, which increased in most European countries (Table 2).
Associations that either contained the lowest p-values (before Bonferroni correction, which is frequently too stringent for GWAS studies) with the case frequency being higher than the control frequency, the lowest control frequency, or the most consistent trend from both CNV calling algorithms were the most functionally promising (Table 4).
South Africa's comfortable victory at Port of Spain represented the final crossing of two lines that have been converging for 15 years: The West Indian decline and the South African ascent are two of the strongest, most consistent trends in recent cricket history.
Despite the changing winds of politics, the expansion of the voting franchise has been one of our most consistent trends since the birth of the Republic.
In contrast, there was a decreasing or at most a consistent trend in other age groups (30 59), notably between 2009 and 2010.
No fewer than 406 people died in Philadelphia, putting the murder rate back where it had been in the bad old days of the early 1990s.The most consistent and striking trend of the past few years is a benign one.
Yearly kidney condemnation rates related to nephritis lesions in eastern Ontario were most consistent with the trends that were expected in relation to the documented disease outbreaks.
Data pertaining to lungs condemned for pneumonia did not provide useful information for predicting disease events, while partial carcass condemnations of nephritis were most consistent with expected trends.
