Sentence examples for geographically inconsistent from inspiring English sources
WPP's recovery remains geographically inconsistent, however.
Its workforce was geographically diffuse; workers had inconsistent income, no benefits, and little job security.
Note: Because Alaska has a unique, and often inconsistent, method of geographically grouping and reporting its party registration statistics and election results, the usual state charts and the bellwether county section are not included.
Of particular note, outbreaks in poultry were densely concentrated within Minnesota and Iowa in a spatial pattern inconsistent with the much more geographically dispersed spread of infection in wild birds.
28 While water-based hypotheses are attractive because Campylobacter is common in natural waters, the general absence of geographically located point-source outbreaks would be inconsistent with this transmission route contributing to seasonality.
Linkage disequilibrium patterns can differ among geographically and ethnically distinct populations, and this could contribute to inconsistent results when polymorphisms are considered in isolation [ 45, 46].
20 The geographically variable precipitation associations reflect the results of prior research that have found inconsistent relationships between precipitation and human WNV disease in different years and geographic locations.
It was evident that the availability of informal social support networks was inconsistent, meaning that friends and family members were not consistently available, either time-wise or geographically, to provide support.
Geographically, gustatorily.
