Sentence examples for changes were not consistent from inspiring English sources

Other lipids, namely PC, PE, PI, PG and PA showed minor but significant changes among various AS/AR pairs, but these changes were not consistent between pairs.

However, these changes were not consistent across the different genders and no changes in leukocytes differentiation were observed.

Since these changes were not consistent between the males and females group, they were likely unrelated to the administration of NS.

It is important to note that changes in breathing parameters in SH rats were not associated with CAP-induced neutrophilic inflammation because these later changes were not consistent in SH rats.

We considered that changes were not consistent when both parameters increased or decreased by >25% of their baseline value in a direction indicating an opposite change in blood flow.

Because the recent changes are not consistent from one company to the next, borrowers in need of P.M.I. are unlikely to be shut out completely.

The soft bitumen influences the chemistry and rheology of reclaimed binder significantly, but these chemical and rheological changes are not consistent.

However, the timing of the carotenoid changes was not consistent with the skin colour changes suggesting that other mechanisms, such as a reduction of blood perfusion, oxygenation or composition.

The texture and microstructure changes are not consistent with relative grain translation via boundary sliding, and a combination of rate-sensitive slip and dynamic grain growth is a better candidate to explain the behaviour of this material.

"But if it turns out that the changes are not consistent or not happening and the activities of the Department are not consistent with the policy reformulations, then we'll rethink them and come up with ways in which we are more directive than perhaps we have been".

A few other significant (p<0.05) day-to-day changes in body temperature, heart rate and activity were recorded but the timing (i.e. days) of these changes was not consistent among ducks (Figure 2).