Sentence examples for tend to be more consistent from inspiring English sources

"Once you learn to handle those you tend to be more consistent.

In general, the longer the averaging timescales, the more uniform the spatial distribution of rainfall, so monthly and yearly average tend to be more consistent between rainfall gages.

We differentiate these three attributes because personal identity attributes (x) can be easily modified or falsified whereas social behavior attributes (y and z) tend to be more consistent and less likely to change significantly over time.

Results from pharmacological challenge studies with people who are alcohol dependent tend to be more consistent.

15 These upper glands tend to be more consistent in location than the lower glands with most (>90%) upper glands located deep in relation to the mid portion of the superior pole of the thyroid near the cricothyroid junction.

Further exploration of why Swedish health professionals tend to be more consistent in providing counseling for all four factors than their U.S. counterparts, will be addressed in a follow-up qualitative study.

The service works over 3G and WiFi (though the video quality tends to be more consistent over WiFi).

By contrast, R. dominica in New Delhi peaked once during summer (May) around bulk storage but tended to be more consistent (but far less numerous) in habitats away from storage.

These results confirm that as it is observed for English and French languages [13], the pronunciation of nonnative Arabic female speakers tends to be more consistent with the standard pronunciation than that of the nonnative male speakers.

In general, the microarray results tended to be more consistent for stronger hybridization signals than for weaker signals.

The data indicated that the biomass of genotypically rich populations tended to be more consistent across the three substrate C∶N ratios than genotypically poor populations (i.e. they often had smaller CV).