Sentence examples for are less consistent than from inspiring English sources

Cohen's habits as a writer may explain why his recordings are less consistent than his songs, and why it took him forty years to figure out a sound.

But as the researchers showed through analyzing scores from nearly 200 golfers at the university's course, bad players are less consistent than better performers, so the bad golfer's handicap is less representative of how that person typically plays.

A prior study from our lab has shown that patients with lesions to the VMF are less consistent than controls in making simple preference judgments between stimuli presented in pairs.

Few studies have been performed with drugs that increase HDL-C and their results are less consistent than those that achieve a reduction of LDL-C, indicating the complex metabolism of HDL and that modification of HDL-C concentrations is not objective but rather improves its antiatherogenic functions, which include reverse cholesterol transport and its antioxidant and antiinflammatory capacity.

As can be seen, the introduction of the composition of healthcare spending, rather than per capita healthcare spending, means that the efficiency rankings utilizing the specification from Adams et al. [1] are less consistent than the specifications in the other 3 specifications.

Alternative treatments include regular leukotriene receptor antagonist (LTRA), but improvements are less consistent than with ICS.

When comparing biological replicates, we found that, in some regions, the mapping was less consistent than in others, and that the regions of low consistency were correlated with enriched GC content (data not shown), as previously reported [ 1].

Penn's Hollywood career was less consistent than on stage.

The cooking is less consistent than it should be at those prices.

Past Wisconsin primaries, held in April until recent years and often influential, have been less consistent than political folklore suggests.

Jordan Hill was less consistent than yesterday and found himself on the ground too much.