Sentence examples for degree inconsistent from inspiring English sources

Both laws are complex, with overlapping and to some degree inconsistent provisions.

In the next paragraphs further analysis will be presented to explain what at first seems to be counterintuitive results that are to some degree inconsistent with the data.

Matsuda and Yeom [16] in the research of metastable Ag films grown on the surface of Si (111) 7 × 7 at low temperatures showed that the morphology of the film growth with a low covering degree is inconsistent with generally accepted model of electronic growing.

The Hausdorf distance identify the degree of the inconsistent object shift or ghost-type artifact at object boundaries.

In addition, different sequences have inconsistent degree of encoding time, as can be seen in Table 6.

Arguments are always raised on the degree of rape, inconsistent definitions of rape, disparity in reporting and recording and hence, penalties aren't always satisfactory to the victim.

The following questions were inquired: (i) If their child had any of the listed symptoms of inattention that have persisted for at least six months, symptoms of hyperactivity-impulsivity that had persisted for at least six months to a degree that was inconsistent with their developmental level.

All trialled immunomodulatory strategies to date have resulted in either outright failure or inconsistent degrees of success.

SPCS was correlated with clinical pain (mean r 0.08) and cold pressor pain (mean r 0.37), again with inconsistent degrees of significance.

Different designs have different advantages and limitations, but all have, in varying degrees, abnormal and inconsistent kinematics, and none restores normal kinematics [ 3].

Previous studies have shown that control of SSR with fungicides is possible, but that the degree of control is inconsistent especially when incidence of SSR surpasses 50%.