Sentence examples for tendency of consistency from inspiring English sources

The W's value, shown in Table 2, can vary between 0 (no general tendency of consistency between judges) and 1 (all judges responded equally) [ 37].

The positive relation between importance and experience could probably be explained by a general tendency of cognitive consistency [ 27] or alternatively by processes of selection where people try to find those health care providers that do what they value most.

In summary, as the NoSQL ecosystem matures, there is a tendency towards micromanagement of consistency and availability [41], with some solutions opting to provide consistency (withholding availability), others providing availability (withholding consistency) and another set, such as Cassandra and MongoDB, allowing for fine-tuning based on a query basis.

The differences in mean item scores between groups and the tendency of differences in consistency, may justify separate subgroup evaluation, based on criteria like socio-economics, oral health of the child and differences in cultural background.

Among sex workers and groups most at risk, the evidence bears some degree of consistency, indicating an overall tendency of positive impact, with more consistent and stronger results for behavioural and social outcomes than for biomedical ones.

The man who broke English hearts at the 1990 World Cup believes his side are capable of causing an upset, as England have a tendency to let "heedlessness creep into their game" and because they suffer from a lack of consistency.

The singleness of his vision most certainly led to its tendency toward repetition (How many fortunes can one man inherit? Are the Bateses truly cursed?), but it also created an air of consistency.

"You lose a lot of consistency".

The enemy is a lack of consistency.

"In terms of consistency?" I asked.

There should be a level of consistency.