Sentence examples for come to inconsistent from inspiring English sources

Studies on TILs in breast cancer have come to inconsistent conclusions.

Previous studies examining the effects of using increased intensity dialysis or renal transplantation (RTx) to improve the uremic milieu, on cardiovascular structure and function have come to inconsistent conclusions.

SRs which studied exposure to computer use came to inconsistent results.

However, studies using specific designs to control for genetic confounding came to inconsistent results (e.g. [ 52, 58, 59]).

However, the potential role of these factors in prognosis has only been studied in a few investigations, which came to inconsistent conclusions (Tondini et al, 1989; Lamerz et al, 1993; Shering et al, 1998).

The flaw may come to light when enough inconsistent claims are published.

On separate occasion Meek himself charged, "[Greene] [has] more versions of why [he] went to Cuba than Baskin Robins has flavors of ice cream," when it comes to the inconsistent accounts Greene has made in defending flare-ups related to his boat, which has been described as having "vomit caked all over the sides from all the partying going on".

"We are concerned," the London Embassy noted, that some "would come to see the existence of a marine reserve as inherently inconsistent with the military use of Diego Garcia".

Cat was an inconsistent girl, often calling Maddy to persuade her to come to the movies, but snapping in irritation if Maddy tried to invade her own solitude.

I came to realize how inconsistent some of the conspiracy talk was.

Growing numbers of Republican voters also came to see Romney as inconsistent on the issues.