Toddlers with developmental concerns (but not an autism diagnosis) exhibited similar, albeit smaller and inconsistent, gains in the reaction time cost of disengagement between 7 and 14 months.
Namath's performance was inconsistent as he gained pro experience, but he was named AFL Rookie of the Year.
QALYs gained from surveillance and interventions have been inconsistent.
Research on this topic has gained much interest over the past years, but results are inconsistent.
Mr. Bush, who seemed defensive and less sure of himself at the outset, quickly gained his footing, counterpunching effectively by repeatedly charging that Mr. Kerry was inconsistent and lacked the resolve to defend the nation against terrorism.
Importantly, in households with an ICS, there is often incorrect, inconsistent, and non-exclusive use, a fact that can curtail the benefits to be gained.
Although Romney has gained over the last two weeks, the results of the final round of polling are inconsistent, both as to which candidate is leading and whether either candidate will benefit from a late uptick.
Granted, that word has seemingly gained acceptance or at least tolerance in our contemporary culture, but it still offends some people and is inconsistent with the otherwise professional quality of the newscast.
A combination of an infected cut, difficulties gaining weight and inconsistent care from his mother means the little guy is still slowly being nursed to health.
The authors also reviewed several technical challenges, namely severe pathloss and penetration loss, high power consumption, inconsistent main-lobe gain and non-zero side-lobe radiation, and hardware impairments.
