Sentence examples for heterogeneous and inconsistent from inspiring English sources

However, data originate from retrospective, heterogeneous and inconsistent studies presenting various biases that are detailed in this review.

The previous findings on cardiac defects as a group have been heterogeneous and inconsistent [ 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 13].

However, generally the data regarding the effect of BMI on survival in different breast cancer subtypes are quite heterogeneous and inconsistent.

Across the 18 studies, the effect of bundled care on survival was heterogeneous and inconsistent (I = 32%, P = 0.091; Figure  3).

Applying this definition to our cohort yields a pneumonia rate of 18%%, which is comparable to MIE. 14 Reporting of postoperative pneumonia and postoperative outcomes after esophagectomy in general are heterogeneous and inconsistent.

However, because of the heterogeneous structures and inconsistent definitions it is hard to state exact numbers.

Most of the existing studies are observational investigations with highly heterogeneous characteristics and inconsistent results.

Regarding the results of pregnancies after bariatric surgery, there have been a large number of publications communicating the experience of different groups, using different study designs, referring to different surgical techniques, with different control groups and followup times, with results heterogeneous and sometimes inconsistent.

The literature related to oesophageal CRM status is heterogeneous and conclusions inconsistent.

However, the main limitations of these studies are the small sample size, heterogeneous patient population and inconsistent reference standards [36].

Data are heterogeneous, sometimes inconsistent and incomplete, making them difficult to be systematically utilised for analysis for any new bioprocess design.