Sentence examples for consistently unstable from inspiring English sources

There followed a couple of D.U.I. arrests, several rehab stints, eating-disorder rumors, oft-reported romantic and financial troubles, a consistently unstable family life — and then, in recent years, a long, itinerant stretch spent mostly in London, with hops to Russia, Greece, and now, apparently, Dubai.

Eighty-seven chander and special education schools were excluded because of consistently unstable absenteeism levels.

Patients with inconsistent AMI diagnoses for Roche/Abbott had higher mortality than patients consistently diagnosed as unstable angina (15 deaths in 216 patients; P=0.05).

Those tests found that the cement formula used by Halliburton consistently produced samples that were unstable and incapable of containing the oil and gas in the well.

In hyperendemic regions (e.g Kilifi) the endemic equilibrium is the only stable solution, while in hypoendemic regions (e.g. Bakau), the system shows no stable endemic equilibrium consistently with a scenario of unstable transmission.

Mga is a "wandering taxon" that is phylogenetically unstable and not consistently grouped with any outgroup sequences.

We consistently found that Rpb3 was unstable, suggesting that it was not undergoing normal biogenesis in GPN mutants; however, based on the data collected we cannot rule out that this is due to reduced transcription.

As displayed in Table 2, age-adjusted analyses showed that women with unstable comorbidities had consistently and significantly higher odds of receiving BCS without RT versus BCS + RT, and receiving MST (with or without RT) versus BCS + RT, across all racial/ethnic groups.

Air medical providers are consistently called for the most critically unstable patients in prehospital and rural primary hospital care.

The current uncertainties may contribute to the fact that patients experiencing unstable mood are not consistently given an explanation by their clinician, even though they value one.

In the remaining occupational studies, risk estimates for leukemia compared with the national or regional populations were consistently close to the null value and unstable due to small numbers.