Sentence examples for some consistency between from inspiring English sources

"There must be some consistency between U.N. and E.U. rules," the association president, Henry Derwent, said.

"We're getting this emerging picture not only of what sort of organisms are found in these systems but some consistency between sites globally – we're seeing the same types of organisms everywhere we look," he said.

The study is a "painstaking analysis" of the fragmented satellite record and shows some consistency between models and observations of clouds, says meteorologist Bjorn Stevens of the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology in Hamburg, Germany.

Molecular diagnostics like this one, which provide a clearer visual indicator of positive or negative status (figure 1), may help provide some consistency between different labs, possibly addressing regional disagreements [7] concerning the importance of the organism in disease.

However, it suggests some consistency between our estimation of incidence and previous prevalence estimates.

Although our studies examined different developmental stages and tissues, we expect some consistency between these two datasets.

We found some consistencies between factors associated with poor sleep quality and psychological and environmental factors that are important predictors of sleep quality in the general population.

The local and systemic responses of chum salmon indicated some consistencies between tissues, and consistencies were more frequently observed for down-regulated genes (38 of 86 in the anterior kidney) than for up-regulated genes (7 of 43 in the anterior kidney).

There were some consistency and inconsistency between their results and ours.

Following metamorphosis, Has-vm2 expression becomes characteristically punctate (Fig. 9E and 9F) with some consistency to this pattern between individuals suggesting that the precise pattern of punctuation may be an important functional feature of the protein, e.g. a characteristic triplet of cells expressing Has-vm2 was observed among all 1 – 2 mm individuals assayed (Fig. 9E inset).

In addition, we use a similar model and incorporate mathematical notation as presented in Jiang et al. to maintain some level of consistency between both studies.