Sentence examples for constantly inconsistent from inspiring English sources
For the most part, it's actually pretty consistent in the fact that it is constantly inconsistent, it is organized in the way your utility drawer at home probably is, and it is reliable, in the same way that you can probably count on your flakiest friend.
sdSNPs whose predicted allele was inconsistent with the rule in every transcript were defined as "constantly inconsistent".
Among sdSNPs in AE dinucleotides, 24 and 12 were predicted to have constantly consistent alleles and constantly inconsistent alleles, respectively (Process 5 in Figure 2).
Consequently, 46 sdSNPs at CE dinucleotides were placed in three categories according to whether their predicted alleles satisfied the GT-AG rule; there were 6 sdSNPs with both alleles, 27 sdSNPs with constantly consistent alleles, and 13 sdSNPs with constantly inconsistent alleles (Process 5 in Figure 2).
Tactically inconsistent, constantly fiddling with his line-up, truculent and sensitive to rebuttal, he is perhaps incompatible with today's generation of footballers.
As a result, its Voluntary Disclosure policies and procedures are constantly changing and sometimes inconsistent.
Its theoretical foundation (purely and constantly diffusive movements) is paradoxically inconsistent with both HR settlement and habitat selection.
The Phenomena are thus not inconsistent with Descartes' insistence that the motions are constantly changing.
Weaknesses: Inconsistent.
