Sentence examples similar to that suggest consistency from inspiring English sources

There is really little that suggests consistency more than doing something 17 consecutive seasons.

"We are not locking ourselves into saying that he was the only shooter, but we have consistencies that suggest he could be," said Sgt. Robert F. Koval, a Newark police spokesman.

We present reliability and consistency estimates that suggest that both stimuli can be used to study visual and auditory emotion cue processing in real-life like situations.

It was the worst of my 62-year lifetime – not just because it was drenching and dull, but because it did things it shouldn't do with a consistency that suggested something more was going on.

Empirical illustrations using census data from ?five African countries suggest that consistency between achievement and shortfall improvements in standards of living is not only a matter of theoretical import but it is also a problem that can be encountered in practice to a large extent.

Results from the present study suggest that consistency in life values may serve as a complement to analyses of long-term outcomes for pain and disability.

Tsou and colleagues [ 40] suggest that consistency of responses across ethnic groups in global trials is an important means of determining if responses can be extrapolated across regions.

We suggest that this consistency across different altitudinal scales or evolutional clades further corroborates the goodness of fit of the hump shape.

Our data suggest that neighborhood consistency effects in simple multiplication stem at least partly from central (lexico-semantic') stages of processing.

These findings suggest that identification consistency across encoding and testing may be more important than identification accuracy (Lehrner et al. 1999; Frank et al. 2011).

To conclude, our results suggest that the consistency effect in simple multiplication is not only located at peripheral stages, but is indicative of the non-holistic organization of lexico-semantic knowledge for arithmetic facts.