Sentence examples for to be made consistent from inspiring English sources

When you're speaking of 100 million tennis balls a year, that's a lot of natural product that has to be made consistent".

They are: (i) different design teams perform independent concurrent activities on "a priori" independent parts of the artefact being designed and afterwards their results need to be made consistent; (ii) distinct teams concurrently work on slightly coupled parts of the artefact being designed and conflict handling must be addressed along their "parallel" course of actions.

In 4,275 cases, oligomer identifiers had to be made consistent.

This may facilitate current allocation protocols to be made consistent with patient preferences and inform the development and implementation of strategies that are thus more explicitly cognizant of patient values.

It is hard to see how contiguity could be made consistent with the universal nature of attraction.

This should be made consistent throughout.

Response: the usage was made consistent to the best of our understanding.

There is no evidence that present supplies of 17P are unsafe, but the F.D.A. is always eager for crucial injectable medicines to be made under consistent and verifiable controls.

Next, the definitions of resectable and borderline resectable need to be made more consistent.

This emphasizes the critical importance of maintaining the consistency of survey questions if valid comparisons are to be made and is consistent with previous studies [ 36- 38].

Tara La Morte, representing the government, said there was no need for a speedy schedule because the government was engaged in this declassification programme, with as much to be made public as was consistent with national security.