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His movies are consistently thought-provoking.
But these more moderate counsels were consistently swept aside.
Failure to adequately and consistently implement our earlier recommendations probably contributed to the second outbreak.
Given that standards may fluctuate among studies depending on methodology, samples, or subjects, further specification is needed to ensure a consistently high level of review.
Many of these perceptions are consistently shared by the respondents in both surveys.
Family socioeconomic status has consistently been shown to relate positively to children's vocabulary size and lexical production.
Research in social epidemiology and medical sociology has consistently shown socio-economic differentials in health in general populations.
Moreover, social pressure was consistently significantly different from zero, indicating that the skippers' perceptions of other fishermen's compliance behaviour influence the intensity of their own.
All the essays are of a consistently high standard, providing a lucid survey of the key debates within each particular field.
