Assuming that all partitions follow the same type of model (i.e., five Mk1 or five Mk2 models), a better fit to the data is consistently obtained when each partition is given its own model instead of using a single model for the entire angiosperm tree (Supplementary Table S1), suggesting strong among-lineage rate heterogeneity in the evolution of these characters.
"From 2009 to 2015, where the data is consistently comparable, the average performance across all subjects of students at the 10th percentile (10% from the bottom) fell by 21.3 points, while the performance of those at the 90th percentile fell by only 14.4 points.
If there is a single defining trait in the long fall of print, it's that the data is consistently inconsistent.
Given its size, it won't take long for Facebook to build up a massive amount of data — if that data is consistently reliable, Questions could turn into a viable alternative to Google for many queries.
Given its size, it won't take long for Facebook to build up a massive amount of data — if that data is consistently reliable, Questions could turn into a viable alternative to Google for many queries.
Frequent and planned communication is key, especially with regard to new guidelines or functionality, to ensure that the data is consistently and accurately annotated.
Spearman's rank correlation coefficient will only identify the strength of correlation where the data is consistently increasing or decreasing.
A major strength in our observed variables is that the data are consistently updated, corrected, and checked for inconsistencies.
However, these data are consistently used each year by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to evaluate the severity of influenza and to determine persons at risk in real time during the influenza season.
But in the formal analysis for Earth Day the trend for the real data is consistently positive and culminates in a probability of 0.037.
