Sentence examples for understood consistently from inspiring English sources

The observed characteristics of hydrogen overpotential for Ti, Fe and Ni alloys can be understood consistently following this concept.

The term "medication" was not understood consistently by all respondents.

For example, the term "steady relationship," though unpopular, was understood consistently and alternatives were considered equally or more ambiguous.

A health-related message must be understood consistently over time and be culturally and socially appropriate to the indication and to the real-time needs of the patient.

Unclear aspects were clarified with the developers of the MSSS-88, e.g. "difficulties moving freely", which was not understood consistently by patients (possible interpretation by patients were 'without walking aid', 'unrestricted/unhindered' or related to 'the distance they can walk').

To me, Harbison's books, difficult as they may sometimes be to understand, consistently provide brief, fragmentary glimmers of hope.

Mark Wilson said: "There is a clear need for a global mandate and a globally co-ordinated approach to corporate sustainability reporting, which is clearly understood and consistently applied.

Conclusion: We present a modification of the CDC contact precautions implementation specific for the rehabilitation environment that is more easily understood, more consistently and effectively implemented by staff, and that effectively prevents nosocomial transmission of epidemiologically important pathogens.

- The meanings of risk and uncertainty are fully understood and consistently treated.

"Moving forward, we are following up with our connection carrier partner to ensure their employees understand and consistently apply the policy," he said in an email.

Whereas most commentators tend to look at digital technology through rear-view mirrors – interpreting new things in the light of older things that they understand – Evans consistently tries to avoid that trap.