Sentence examples for overly consistent from inspiring English sources

The period of time between the two assessments should be fairly long, otherwise the examiners may be overly consistent because they remember their former ratings.

However, he criticized the album for being "too consistent" and noted that many of the songs were "sounding overly similar to one another".

Applying Hill's criteria we can conclude that the association between hypoglycemia and death, though not overly strong, is consistent, and there is evidence of a dose-response relationship [ 2].

Such an approach is overly simplistic and not consistent with the experience that each country follows its own pathway in changing health services coverage and health outcomes.

In line with previous research findings, it appears overly optimistic to expect consistent and enduring positive effects of a single organizational intervention, which was limited in scope [ 16, 20].

This discussion is overly simplified, but appears to be consistent with improvements in the hydrolytic stability observed with dipodal silanes.

This was consistent with the fact that overly stressed cells are unable to initiate protein synthesis before they actually die.

My experience of Teresa, as overly eager to please other people, especially men, is consistent with Dr Philip Costanzo's assessment (PDF) as someone mentally incapable of the level of planning necessary to carry out such a crime.

But consistent with his upbeat personality, Westwood isn't overly concerned.

It appears that consistent stress to the mother can cause an overly sensitized baby who has a lower stress threshold after birth.

This is perfectly consistent with utility maximisation.Joseph Clark Brisbane, AustraliaTo an arrogant or overly sensitive person, a low offer would be thought of as insulting and or demeaning.