Sentence examples for point to consistent from inspiring English sources

The first evidence which Belsky (1997, 2005; Belsky & Pluess, 2009) could point to consistent with his differential-susceptibility hypothesis concerned early negative emotionality.

The results from this study point to consistent and severe alterations in plant composition and diversity that are possibly attributable to the cumulative long-term consequences of piosphere-concentrated grazing.

"The New Majority: Pedaling Towards Equity" uncovers stories and data that point to consistent disparities and inequities in the manner in which people of color, women and youth -- including groups that are bicycling at higher rates and have more to gain in terms of bike benefits -- are engaged in bicycling-related matters.

Frontline healthcare providers are an entry point to consistent maternal care after gaining the trust of women in the community.

The fact that malaria prevalence has decreased substantially points to consistent and effective control methods that have prevented malaria transmission occurring.

Wizard showed far less than acceptable absorbance ratios in the nucleic acid preparations, thus pointing to consistent impurities with any matrix.

"The deforestation figures are extremely positive, for they point to a consistent downward trend".

The present results, and those of previous studies, point to a consistent relationship between age and step width variability.

And the climate models and data point to one consistent conclusion: The Southwest will be much warmer and drier in the near future.

While the margins produced by these and other surveys vary, they collectively point to a consistent underlying trend: Big gains in enthusiasm among Democratic partisans have helped boost Obama since the party conventions.

The functions of these regions, together with the thought-action circuit, point to a consistent differentiation of brain regions involved in planning action and computing expected hedonic value [42] [44].