Sentence examples for was consistently large from inspiring English sources

She brought an appealing flexibility to the solo line, as well as focused intonation and a sound that was consistently large and projected well without seeming weighty or excessively sugared.

After adjusting for patient and GP characteristics, variation in GPs' prescribing style was consistently large – between MOR = 2 and MOR = 6 –.

While the magnitude of separation was in the medium range for mild versus moderate pain and moderate versus severe pain, it was consistently large for mild versus severe pain.

After adjusting for patient and GP characteristics, variation in GPs' prescribing style was consistently large, which in line with other studies [ 3, 17] confirms that prescribing style is a personal tendency that influences the variation in prescription of antibiotics.

The pre/post effect size was consistently large for each module (.789 for Module 6 to 2.25 for Module 1) except for a medium-to-large effect size (.199) for Module 2 (see Table  1).

Although diaminochlorotriazine (DACT) appeared to be the predominant urinary metabolite detected in each exposure category, the variation in proportion of total ATZ metabolites among persons was consistently large, suggesting that one metabolite alone could not be measured as a surrogate for ATZ exposure.

Using data from air pollution monitoring stations in each community, researchers found that the association of air pollution with asthmatic symptoms was consistently larger in children who lived with dogs.

A slave's life on Jamaica was brutal and short, because of high incidences of tropical and imported diseases and harsh working conditions; the number of slave deaths was consistently larger than the number of births.

Instead, the former was consistently larger by 0.7 to 0.8N/cm2.

The response achieved by the bridges with the aspect ratio of 1.1 was consistently larger compared to the lower aspect ratios.

Their research found that "Wal-Mart's slice of calls was consistently larger than its slice of tax payments.