Sentence examples for are highly inconsistent from inspiring English sources

You don't know how strong a hurricane is unless you can measure it, and hurricane measurement techniques are highly inconsistent around the globe and were less reliable in the past than they are today.

Because of the urgency in developing the program to meet scattershot international deadlines and twisting geopolitical expectations current efforts to assess tropical forest carbon are highly inconsistent.

"In our large-scale empirical analysis, it is evident that the commonly-used meters are highly inconsistent, fail to provide coherent feedback, and sometimes provide strength measurements that are blatantly misleading," the study read.

The reported distributions of Broussonetia papyrifera are highly inconsistent across literature (Table 1), confounded by ancient and recent translocations of the species for multiple purposes around the world (Matthews 1996; Barker 2002; Seelenfreund et al. 2010; Chang et al. 2015).

Studies are highly inconsistent," psychologist Wendy Wood of the University of Southern California, who was not involved in the study, told LiveScience in an email.

Reported co-occurrence rates are highly inconsistent in the literature.

But she said his response to higher-level tasks was "highly inconsistent".

Moreover, some of his previous positions will prove to be highly inconsistent with newfound appreciation for the Iranian menace.

We also find that with RC, the corrective control labels provided by humans can be highly inconsistent.

But the channel's technical quality is highly inconsistent, and its content bears the clear stamp of government censorship.

It would be highly inconsistent to maintain sanctions against the criminal group in the Kremlin and then entrust the management of Interpol to someone connected to them.