Sentence examples for are much less consistent from inspiring English sources

Dim sum and appetizers tend to be the best part of Henry's menu; main courses are much less consistent.

The isolated effects of exercise, however, are much less consistent.

Stress exposure also changes levels of these and other cytokines in rheumatic patients, but results are much less consistent [ 2].

A deficit of genes biased toward the heterogametic sex is also predicted by the same theory, but observations are much less consistent across taxa and seem to depend on a range biological idiosyncrasies including meiotic sex chromosome inactivation, tissue specificity of expression, and mechanisms of dosage compensation (Connallon and Clark 2010; Meisel et al. 2012; Parsch and Ellegren 2013).

Google, by contrast, is much less consistent.

In contrast, monetary policymakers were much less consistent in advocating for counteracting the likely impacts of tax changes on aggregate demand.What is especially interesting is that Fed members see tax reductions as every bit as stimulative as spending changes (this is based on evidence the authors present from Fed minutes and transcripts).

While cities that are losing jobs should see an increase in their unemployment rate, the relationship is much less consistent.

School enrollment in Senegal was much less consistent, especially for the rural samples of children.

Results for CELSR2 were much less consistent and SORT1, the third gene at the locus, was not cis-modulated in monocytes.

Knockdown of dla also increases the mCP size significantly (4600 µm±630 s.e.m. p = 0.02), but this effect is much less consistent than the effect of dld (Fig. 5I).

There is much less consistent evidence that it is as effective as therapist-led treatment.