Sentence examples for remarkable and consistent from inspiring English sources
He has shown remarkable and consistent dedication to public service.
And I'm especially grateful for the remarkable and consistent courage shown by Sens. Collins and Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) — real heroes who led the way, and who, despite constant and aggressive pressure from their colleagues, the Senate leadership, and the president, refused to yield.
A remarkable and consistent finding is the occurrence of a very slow, large, late wave in the EEG.
In addition to changes in basal HPA activity, a remarkable and consistent finding is that the HPA response to stress is markedly attenuated during lactation (1– 4, 15).
This is remarkable and consistent with the interpretation of Drummond and colleagues who argued that highly expressed proteins evolve slowly because of the severe selective pressure on highly expressed proteins to avoid misfolding even when they are mistranslated [ 20].
The remarkable and consistent observation across these phase 2 studies of the capacity of Y-IT to further enhance the response obtained by chemotherapy led the design of a multicenter phase 3 study known with the acronym FIT.
The evolution of one species to house inside another is a remarkable adaptation and consistent with the fundamental principle of natural selection to favour cooperation.
This observation is remarkable and is consistent with our results.
The uniformity of telomere length in maize is remarkable, and the consistent length seen throughout the life cycle appears to contradict predictions based on the "end-replication problem" or the general animal model of age-associated telomere shortening.
More important, and remarkable, was the consistent presence and strength of this relationship between blood glucose and tissue uptake rates when seen in the meta-analysis of our large sample of studies.
The remarkable and, to some extent, consistent trends toward shifting Chla residuals across regions corresponds to an increase in the intercept of the power relationship between Chla and TN over time, implying that these relationships may systematically underestimate Chla expected for a specific reduction in TN into the future.
