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Meanings of more consistent in English

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Usage of more consistent in English
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Using the DEF-SEG method produced more consistent results and required less time.
Pubmed
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The squad has been more consistent in the lead season so far.
Climbing Magazine
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Wildcats coach Trevor Gleeson said his side needed to be more consistent.
Radio NZ
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The Bengal reading is more consistent with what follows in verse 8.
The Mahabharata of Krishna-Dwaipayana Vyasa, Volume 3 / Books 8,...
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Background: Two preconditioning stimuli should induce a more consistent overall cell protection.
Pubmed
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Autonomous robots would be more consistent than humans, Kim told Reuters Health.
Reuters
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Again, I'm going to keep fighting our team to be more consistent.
Reuters
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They visit mostly during Cuba's mild winter, when waves are more consistent.
Reuters
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That allows development further offshore where winds are stronger and more consistent.
Reuters
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We just have to be more consistent in what we're doing offensively.
Reuters
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Indeed, the 25-year-old Hong Kong number one was more consistent in every department.
The Irish Times
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The long shelf-life results in more consistent results from repeated experiments.
Pubmed
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He believes that this way will lead to more consistent and predictable handling.
The Guardian
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Carlyle may be able to claim more consistent investment returns than some rivals.
Reuters
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It's perhaps more consistent than impressive, but a strong offering nonetheless.
The Irish Times
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Has he found a method to produce that more consistent start?
The Guardian
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