Sentence examples for an inconsistent pattern from inspiring English sources

Like this comparison, comparisons with the other two-factor structure studies showed an inconsistent pattern.

However, the existing representation of this information shows an inconsistent pattern, incomplete capability aspects, and casual expression forms, resulting in information silos among different systems.

There was a five-fold increase in PAI-1 observed at 200-nm nanodot arrays in macrophages (Figure5c), whereas foam cells displayed an inconsistent pattern of increase of PAI-1 (Figure5d).

While significant differences (α = 0.05) were found in EMG onset for gluteus maximus under different levels of pelvis compression, this was not the case for the erector spinae, which had an inconsistent pattern of temporal onset and was not influenced by the level of pelvis compression force.

Series of 8 10 ejaculates from 6 different donors delivered over various time ranges revealed an inconsistent pattern of viral shedding in the semen (Figure 2).

There was an inconsistent pattern in mean lung weight between rounds 1 and 2. In round 1, A1a infected mice had a statistically lower mean lung weight than A1b and type B infected mice.

However, examination of different points in the manuscript using high-resolution (20 μm per pixel resolution) digital colour images revealed points of contact between the decorative coloured pigments and ink used at some points in the texts, as well as between the pigments of texts and those of illuminations, in an apparently inconsistent pattern of overlapping pigments (Fig. 2a c).

We found a somewhat inconsistent pattern between uni- and biparous women, possibly due to an independent adverse effect of the second pregnancy, combined with an effect of age at the births.

Despite a somewhat inconsistent pattern with respect to the total and subscale scores, it should be noticed that the Conners' ADHD Index, the Conners' Global Index (Restless-Impulsive) and the DSM-IV Symptom Subscale (Inattentive) were rated as mildly or markedly atypical for all individuals by parents and teacher, indicating a possible significant problem.

It should be noted that all of these studies were conducted in lower extremity muscles, and it is unknown if the responses would follow a similarly inconsistent pattern in muscles of the upper extremity in which the H reflex can be measured relatively easily (e.g. wrist flexors and extensors).

Likewise, the fat mass and obesity associated (FTO) locus, which has the strongest known association with obesity in Europeans, shows a complex and inconsistent pattern in African-origin populations [15], [17].