Sentence examples for tended to be consistent from inspiring English sources

Unlike July, there were very few warm days and daytime temperatures tended to be consistent.

They also found that individual children's sleep needs and sleep patterns tended to be consistent through age 10.

Instead, differences across habitats tended to be consistent across preference groups, as revealed by a tendency for parallel curves in Figure 3.

Moreover, specialists groups tended to be consistent; for example, species associated with flat terrain had median growth <0.40 mm · y−1 no matter where they appeared, while species with a gully preference had growth >0.65 mm · y−1 everywhere.

Hence, apparent prevalence not only varied geographically, but the pattern of variation among site clusters tended to be consistent through time.

Results tended to be consistent after adjusting for risk of bias and funding source.

The Falcons have a very large edge in penalties, which do tend to be consistent.

According to As You Sow CEO Andy Behar, the problem tends to be consistent across food substitutes: galvanized pipes in the factories supplying rice powder or other protein powders.

Symptoms of ingestion tend to be consistent with corrosive injuries: vomiting, violent stomach pains, diarrhoea and even respiratory failure, if mixed wrongly.

The behavioral, physiological, and experiential manifestations of grief tend to be consistent, though perhaps not as neatly sequenced as Kübler-Ross initially postulated.

The degrees of fame may differ, but the marketing of celebrity fragrances tends to be consistent, typically focused on strategic personal appearances, social media, news coverage and advertising.