Sentence examples for inconsistent being from inspiring English sources

The VLMR results were inconsistent, being highly significant (p < .001) for the two-class solution but only marginally significant (p < .05) for the three-class solution.

Evidence of an association between particulate air pollution and infant mortality in general was inconsistent, being reported from locations with largely comparable pollution levels.

In 49 cases the information on Aboriginality within the morbidity database was internally inconsistent, being equivalent to approximately 4% of notifications that were found to have more than one record in the mortality database.

Other data on circulating ZAG levels in relation to human obesity are inconsistent, being reported as either decreased (Ceperuelo-Mallafre et al, 2009; Selva et al, 2009) or increased (Yeung et al, 2009).

Adsorption of Myr-NQA-MINs was the highest but adsorption of NQA-MINs was somewhat inconsistent being higher than that of NINs for some groups but less for others.

If resilience yields meaning to a complex and inconsistent being, we must all take a moment to look toward resilience for inspiration.

Inconsistent is the word for L'incontro.

Information that was inconsistent was treated as false.

Inconsistent is a word to describe our season so far.

The Knicks, unknowable and maddeningly inconsistent, are nevertheless rising.

West's inconsistent hyphenation is separately listed.