Sentence examples for dramatically inconsistent from inspiring English sources

The results of the study make sense, says Aaron Benjamin, a psychologist at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, because disregarding eyewitness confidence is "dramatically inconsistent with widely accepted views about memory".

Ehrlichman: Dramatically inconsistent.

An institution's ranking across different systems can also be dramatically inconsistent because each system is based on different variables and includes different institutions.

Few laws restrict the possession and trade in non-Native American human remains in the United States, but the commercialization of human remains is dramatically inconsistent with the respect that by law and custom we generally provide to deceased human beings.

Our results showed dramatically inconsistent use of STI diagnostic methods across Germany.

These trends in BP were inconsistent with the observation that BMI dramatically rose across the 25 years.

For Thailand and Panama, the UNAIDS 2012 estimates we received were dramatically higher than UNAIDS' 2010 estimates and were inconsistent with our all-cause mortality evidence; for these two countries, we used UNAIDS' 2010 revision estimates.

Reporting and/or adjustment for heart rate and respiratory rate, which dramatically alter both high and low frequency spectral components [58] was inconsistent between studies.

This is puzzling and inconsistent with a previous report (Onodera and Ohsumi, JBC 2005), where the amino acid concentration was dramatically reduced even in wild-type cells and more profoundly in autophagy mutant cells.

SERVICE -- Inconsistent.

Weaknesses: Inconsistent.