Sentence examples for inconsistent degree from inspiring English sources

3.3, this underestimates the degree of contention and repeatedly obtains inconsistent degree of contention.

In addition, different sequences have inconsistent degree of encoding time, as can be seen in Table 6.

The presentation of information regarding jurisdiction-specific policies varies in degree of detail because 1) uneven levels of information were available regarding the intricacies of national policies and 2) there exists an inconsistent degree of specificity in the actual policies.

All trialled immunomodulatory strategies to date have resulted in either outright failure or inconsistent degrees of success.

SPCS was correlated with clinical pain (mean r 0.08) and cold pressor pain (mean r 0.37), again with inconsistent degrees of significance.

However, it turns out that when the unconditional probability of (B·~A) is very nearly 0 (i.e., when (B·~A) is "nearly inconsistent"), the degree to which B inductively supports A, P[A | B], may range anywhere between 0 and 1.

Both laws are complex, with overlapping and to some degree inconsistent provisions.

In the next paragraphs further analysis will be presented to explain what at first seems to be counterintuitive results that are to some degree inconsistent with the data.

Studies among adolescents and young adults are inconsistent in the degree to which they report gender differences in the rates of NSSI.

It is possible that the concern levels of these parents were inconsistent with the degree of delay the children were experiencing.

Examples like MrpL32, show that when the predictions of standard predictors are inconsistent with the degree of sequence divergence, non-typical MTS's, processing proteases or alternative mitochondrial localization pathways may be indicated.