Sentence examples for significantly more consistent from inspiring English sources

The Foliage is finally taking all the rainbow colors, sun is shining in a significantly more consistent basis (compared to last summer), and temperatures are still on the mid 60's.

With P < 0.05, the pattern of performance exhibited was considered to be significantly more consistent than the chance-response expectation.

We have demonstrated that such pathway-based biomarkers (pathway features and leading edge gene markers) are significantly more consistent than single gene markers among different data sets.

Obviously, the clinical response to antifungal therapy was significantly more consistent in the patients with unproven IC than in those with proven infection (P = 0.032).

While both nurses and physicians were significantly more consistent with published probabilities of survival than patients/HCPs, these responses highlight a need for further education for patients and providers alike.

The only species pair with significantly more consistent observations in both analyses was C. elegans and H. sapiens, though only the CE1-HS2 anotnothehe HS1-CE2 orthologs were consistent.

EU officials say the new plan is significantly more "coherent and consistent" than the one of three months ago because it is tied to the target of reducing Greece's debt from 160% of GDP to 120% by 2020.

High socially anxious participants gave significantly more negatively consistent responses, t 1, 50) = 5.41, p < .001, η p = .11, and significantly fewer positively consistent responses than low socially anxious participants, t 1, 50) = −7.23, p < .001, η p = .15.15

Also noteworthy is the finding that the DX and LI + DX groups do not differ on the literacy measures, except for the NARA comprehension, where the LI + DX do significantly more poorly, consistent with the view that reading comprehension depends on oral language ability.

The comparison suggests that provisions which use aerodynamic databases containing the type of data described in this work can result in designs that are significantly more risk-consistent as well as both safer and more economical than designs based on conventional standard provisions.

The predicted resistances have been compared to those obtained using the current Eurocode; the predictions are significantly more accurate and more consistent than those given by the existing Eurocode.