Sentence examples for because of the inconsistent from inspiring English sources

The other members of the same families (such as SOX9, FOXA1, and HNF1A) are not likely to be the key regulators because of the inconsistent patterns of CA and GE.

Because of the inconsistent results, the institute said the evidence suggests that exposure to the herbicide leads to high blood pressure but it is insufficient to make that conclusion with certainty.

While the lack of scroll bars makes for a cleaner look, many people find it disorienting because of the inconsistent behavior and inability to see just where they are within a Web page.

It's less clear if that's true for Ohio, where Mr. Obama's polling has been quite robust, and to a lesser extent in Virginia, which is harder to get a read on because of the inconsistent polls there.

But handicapping the eventual fate of Olympus's stock is hard to do, because of the inconsistent way that Japanese authorities have policed and censured white-collar crime in recent years.

While a signaller noticed that the Thames train had gone through SN109, he failed to take action for a period of time - disputed because of the "inconsistent" and unreliable evidence of his and his colleagues' evidence - because he assumed it would stop within 200 yards.

Meanwhile many readers who are already alarmed by the state of the environment will find themselves shocked by what Mr Lynas wants to do about it.This is because of the somewhat inconsistent relationship that a lot of environmentalists have with science.

A Wells Fargo spokeswoman responded that because of "the complex, inconsistent legal environment relating to medical marijuana dispensaries," the company has "opted not to bank these businesses".

Because of the previous inconsistent results we conducted a longitudinal study in two rather large cohorts of patients with AD.

This situation indicates the problem of coordination between MCH systems and CDC and CPSTD systems; because the inconsistent evaluation of outcomes means that CDC and CPSTD systems take no responsibility for the effectiveness of these integrated services.

Furthermore, it is difficult to reconcile Bosman with the Court's previous case law in this area, because of the Court's inconsistent treatment of the general right of freedom of movement.