Sentence examples for coverage is inconsistent from inspiring English sources

Coverage is inconsistent: of course, not every menopausal woman needs treatment, and still less a specialist clinic, but even so, the coverage is illogical.

Mobile network coverage is inconsistent, so relying on just one operator is risky, and for movable things such as vending machines and cars, which may cross national borders, it is unthinkable.

Its effectiveness decreases rapidly when this "effective coverage" is inconsistent.

ThinkProgress: Thanks To Congressional Incompetence, Saturday Mail Delivery Is History, Postal access is, ultimately, a rights issue for rural Americans; since they live in areas where internet coverage is inconsistent, post office closures and slowed-down delivery can mean big limitations on communication.

Although the number of exons consistently detected is improved by increasing the number of mappable reads, the detection of exons with low levels of coverage is inconsistent among technical replicates.

Changes in dependent coverage are inconsistent, and you may find that one employer remains more generous, said Ron Fontanetta, Towers Watson director.

48 49 Our results also indicate that media coverage was inconsistent and at times contradictory which, given the state of the science, is not surprising.

This association of private sector Hib vaccine coverage and female literacy is inconsistent with studies that report a significant, strong positive correlation between female literacy (maternal literacy and health seeking behaviour) and coverage rates of the traditional public sector vaccines.

The L County measles outbreak was due to low routine immunization coverage, which was inconsistent with the high coverage rates that had been reported before the outbreak.

"Insurance coverage is slowly progressing, but the consensus as to whether to fund the caps is inconsistent.

The decision is inconsistent.