Sentence examples for deficient and inconsistent from inspiring English sources

Articular cartilage has a limited capacity to repair itself, and conventional therapeutic approaches have shown to have limited success as they are deficient and inconsistent in long-term repair.

Finally, our classifications of published studies relied mainly on checking journal abstracts, but the accuracy of data presented in abstracts may be deficient and even inconsistent with corresponding data presented in the full journal article [28].

There is some evidence that folate, vitamin B12 magnesium and selenium, amongst other nutrients, are deficient in some individuals with depression, and inconsistent data that supplementation may be of value [ 45, 90- 92].

Rigorous experimental justification for these data reported is deficient, and these data are contradicted and inconsistent in their crossing comparison, so none of them has been widely accepted as a standard control.

We propose that it arises from inefficient and inconsistent neuronal transmission of information, due to a deficient energy supply – lactate production – by the major non-neuronal component of the central nervous system (CNS), the astrocyte [ 11- 13].

Section 3501 was deficient, he said, because it "simply reverts the analysis back to the totality-of-circumstances test" the court had found "unworkable and inconsistent".

These are areas where the Mercedes was particularly deficient, and where the Audi, BMW and Lexus also surprised with inconsistent responses.

It is shown that such models in current use are deficient: internally inconsistent, or even "unimplementable".

Opportunistic and inconsistent?

Friends are often transient and inconsistent.

Lastly, governance is weak and inconsistent.