The phrase "are not fully consistent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing discrepancies or variations in information, data, or behavior.
Example: "The results of the experiment are not fully consistent with our initial hypothesis, suggesting that further investigation is needed."
Alternatives: "are not entirely consistent" or "lack full consistency".
This explanation is plausible, but our data are not fully consistent with it.
As observed for three other previously reported mimotope α-bungarotoxin comimotope α-bungarotoxinase complexesons between biologicalsoctinithisnd kineticaseta are not fully correlationsith a static discussion of structural data.
The discussion of the rankings obtained showed how the integration of uncertainty results could help focusing on critical LCA issues and could be coupled with dominance, contribution and gravity analysis for the interpretation of LCA results, especially when the rankings are not fully consistent.
Journal rankings are highly correlated, but are not fully consistent (Eisend 2011).
However, the studies on ESC and iPSC are not fully consistent with the hypothesis above.
The slightly negative (a-b) values obtained for the two experiments on dry illite/quartz performed at 500°C (Figure 2c) are not fully consistent with the inferred role of water in producing temperature-dependent slip stability behaviour.
That said, these exhortations sometimes rang hollow, as even Justice Scalia himself was not fully consistent in applying his rule-based philosophy.
The sequences from both genes cluster in four major groups, a result that is not fully consistent with the current classification of T. cruzi in two major groups of strains.
"It is nevertheless a matter of concern that the collection of the data by Facebook may have involved practices that were not fully consistent with the principles of obtaining informed consent and allowing participants to opt out," wrote Inder Verma, the journal's editor in chief.
A profile of the meridional circulation has long been sought, but results from previous studies were not fully consistent, due to a systematic center- to-limb (CtoL) effect in helioseismic measurements that complicates the inference of meridional circulation in the deep interior.
