Sentence examples for role consistently from inspiring English sources

Tim Sherwood lay deep in a holding and spreading role, consistently finding Mauricio Taricco and Ziege wide.

They act as a coordinated group with members who perform the same role consistently in order to stalk and bring down the prey successfully.

In agreement with the master regulatory role consistently shown by the AHR, our RNA-seq gene expression profiles detected the AHR/TCDD-dependent altered expression of 22 PcG and TxG genes in AHR-positive cells (see Supplemental Material, Figure S4 and Table S7).

It's so hard to book roles consistently, but when we live in a world where people know their day to day work schedule, I completely understand why they are curious about mine.

The modified essay question failed in its role of consistently assessing higher cognitive skills whereas the MCQ frequently tested more than mere recall of knowledge.

They reported that "the modified essay question failed in its role of consistently assessing higher cognitive skills whereas the multiple-choice frequently tested more than mere recall of knowledge".

These studies have emphasized the central role of consistently managing HbA1c levels in patients with diabetes, as a result, some professional associations proposed clinical guidelines in the range of 6.5 7.0% to motivate health professionals and patients to constantly manage blood glucose levels [ 9, 10].

There was sharply focused singing from the men of the London Symphony Chorus, and the smaller roles were consistently well taken: Gábor Bretz's dangerous Sparafucile and Wojtek Smilek's ferocious Monterone were particularly outstanding.

She works with great actors and great directors (see: Scorsese, Hanson, Jonze, Farrelly), takes on a wide range of roles and consistently delivers great performances.

In order to understand how nurses' competencies and qualifications influence patient outcomes and quality of care, future studies should map all available nurses' roles and consistently report the educational qualifications and clinical responsibilities, training and clinicians' characteristics (for example, nurse physician patient ratios and years of experience).

In these final years he found time to write two treatises on logic, which bear witness to the leading role that he consistently assigned to that discipline, and he discussed the submission procedures proposed to him by Pope Clement.