Sentence examples for be less consistent in from inspiring English sources

These respondents are likely to be less consistent in their responses over time and this variation can show up as large or significant standard deviations around mean parameter estimates [50].

Further, follow-up may be less consistent in this population, preventing providers from discussing the importance of creating a permanent vascular access.

Although high gene flow maintains equilibrium at a local scale, between-population connectivity appears to be less consistent in T. speciosissima.

It is less clear whether specific effort should be directed at males as the differences in uptake are not large and appear to be less consistent in different regions of the United Kingdom.

They use more physical punishment, monitor their children's activities less, and are less consistent in how they discipline and for what.

She was less consistent in the Rossini, which was lovely at the start but lost steam in the final pages, where Rossini was at his most florid.

But since this impressive opening foray the President has been less consistent in furthering, and deepening, his case for the use of force in Iraq.

In those advertisements, Mr. McCain and Mr. Obama each tries to show that the other was less consistent in supporting legislation to change the system, including provisions to legalize illegal immigrants.

The Mahler was less consistent in that regard: the opening (and recurring) trumpet triplets were played with a surprising muddiness, and there were a few other glitches.

The execution is less consistent — in this case, the beef was dry — which is bewildering, given Mr. Jones's track record and obvious talent.

Donald, 34, recorded 14 top-10 finishes in 19 PGA Tour starts, but he was less consistent in the four majors: he tied for 4th at the Masters, tied for 45th at the United States Open, missed the cut at the British Open and tied for 8th at the P.G.A. Championship.