Sentence examples for be more inconsistent with from inspiring English sources

If that were so, the overall management of low back pain in the Spanish National Health Service could be more inconsistent with evidence-based recommendations.

However, estimation of the skull conductivity has been reported to be more inconsistent with values ranging between 0.006 and 0.080 S/m (Hoekema et al. 2003).

As there is no obvious intensity difference among the tumor, bronchia, and hilus, the red contour tends to be more inconsistent with the cyan contour, while the yellow contour that can better fit the cyan contour well overcomes this problem.

"While removing search results is inconsistent with Google's mission, providing no information, or a heavily degraded user experience that amounts to no information, is more inconsistent with our mission".

"We were more inconsistent with that last year, but we have found our feet more quickly this year and the result are coming in".

However, results for accuracy related to specific tasks were more inconsistent, with four studies showing improvements [20, 23, 46, 47], two deteriorations [26, 27], and three with no effect [25, 44, 45].

Finn occasionally beat the bat but was more inconsistent.

This season the Braves have been more inconsistent than Tom Glavine.

"Seb has been more inconsistent.

The features near the axes are more inconsistent than others.

"It is my personal belief that serving in Congress is no more inconsistent with the priesthood than teaching government and history, as I have done for 35 years," Father Cornell said in announcing his withdrawal.