Sentence examples for a more inconsistent and from inspiring English sources
Males, by contrast, display a more inconsistent and generally smaller lifespan extension when dFatp expression is reduced.
They were a lot more inconsistent, and certainly they pose huge, huge hurdles now.
These findings are of relevance with regard to the question of why low memory specificity is a more inconsistent feature in previously depressed individuals and they illustrate potential ways in which effects of analytical thinking may cascade into further vulnerability processes increasing the risk for relapse.
Neck-mobility was a strong predictor in this study; however, it was a more inconsistent predictor in other studies.
What may seem sensible on first inspection, emerges as a lot more inconsistent, uncertain and complex on closer examination.
GameSpy criticized the game, saying it is "a little more inconsistent than its predecessors," and that the opening segments of the game were "arguably the weakest" parts.
His form since has been a little more inconsistent, but Stamper's confidence has been boosted by victories at the German and Spanish Opens in recent months and he heads to this year's World Championship in Puebla, Mexico targeting further success.
"It would be difficult to conceive of a proposition more inconsistent with the Constitution, or more dangerous to American liberty".
The level of composure in the players around him increases tenfold when he's on the field – we're a different, more inconsistent team without his influence.
