Sentence examples for new and consistent from inspiring English sources

But no election outcome will make much sense unless it simultaneously offers a new and consistent account of this nation's place in the wider world.

In the present paper, the literature on the subject is reviewed and organized in what is believed to be a new and consistent perspective.

Such action is nothing new and consistent with his past service on the NACIQI Board".

Taken together, our results imply a new and consistent feature of OXPHOS regulation in brain mitochondria in which the mitochondrial glutamate/aspartate carrier aralar controls mitochondrial substrate supply and OXPHOS according to the extramitochondrial level of Ca2+.

Progress in breeding for resistance will be improved through the analysis of new and consistent QTL for Fusarium root rot and wilt disease and by a deeper knowledge of genetic mechanisms underlying soybean- F. oxysporum interactions.

Progress in breeding for resistance will be speeded up by analysis of new and consistent QTLs for Fusarium ear rot resistance and fumonisin accumulation and by a deeper knowledge of genetic mechanisms underlying maize- F. verticillioides interactions.

It requires self-awareness, a structure for developing new habits and consistent support.

"A contract will only be offered if it is value for money, fair and affordable, in line with government policy on no public subsidy for new nuclear and consistent with state-aid rules".

In this study, we have reported our own expression profiling data and some new early and consistent changes in human and mouse intestinal adenomas.

The finding of a decline in androgens with increasing westernisation is new, provocative, and consistent with early experimental findings of antineoplastic effects of androgens on oestrogen-induced carcinogenesis (Schwartz, 1979, Schwartz and Tannen, 1981).

At this point, we had determined, using a new paradigm and consistent with the previous studies (Clelland et al., 2009; Creer et al., 2010; Sahay et al., 2011; Tronel et al., 2012), that immature cells in the DG are required for pattern separation.