Sentence examples for far less consistent from inspiring English sources

But Izawa has been far less consistent this year, which made today's round even more satisfying.

Bellinger is steady but without as much range as Brosius, and Soriano may have more range and a better throwing arm but is far less consistent than Bellinger, often fumbling grounders.

The relationship between nonheme iron intake and type 2 diabetes, however, has been far less consistent.

But, in respect to work resumption, study results are far less consistent.

This was not the case for the ZnO-scaffold devines in the literature, where the device parameter trends were far less consistent.

The studies of childhood overweight have reported far less consistent results [ 10, 27– 29], and causal relations between exposure to smoking in utero and childhood overweight lack evidence.

The evidence for the reverse relationship – that economic growth leads to greater gender equality – is far weaker, less consistent and sometimes negative.

Findings have so far been less consistent with regard to the role of WM in early ADHD, with only a handful of preschool studies reporting ADHD-related difficulties in WM as measured by neuropsychological tests ([ 29, 30, 59, 60], but see [ 61, 62]).

The reverse relationship – that economic growth contributes to gender equality – was far weaker and less consistent.

While minerals are classified in a logical manner according to their major anionic (negatively charged) chemical constituents into groups such as oxides, silicates, and nitrates, they are named in a far less scientific or consistent way.

Aryl chlorides, bromides, and iodides are all far less reactive than aryl fluorides, consistent with the formation of the negatively charged intermediate shown in the slow step.