Sentence examples for inconsistent growth from inspiring English sources

Introduced transplants had high survival (<90% annually), inconsistent growth, and little transition to reproduction, while introduced seeds had low germination and survival.

Inconsistent growth of tissues and poor osteoconduction performance on the metallic implant surfaces due to variation of surface energy are major contributing factors for failure of most metallic implant on account of lack of stronger attachment with surrounding bone or tissues.

The picture below is an analysis of a corn field that has inconsistent growth patterns across several acres.

But even stooping to methods it had previously denigrated, Facebook has managed to post only inconsistent growth, with eMarketer downgrading its revenue forecasts by $1 billion last August.

According to the Pew Research Center, after adjusting for inflation, today's average hourly wage has about the same purchasing power as it did in 1979, "following a long slide in the 1980s and early 1990s and bumpy, inconsistent growth since then". Pew notes that in real terms, the average wage peaked more than 40 years ago.

Stubbornly high unemployment, inconsistent growth and volatile market activity may be partly to blame for the longer-than-usual wait time for the economy to get back to pre-bust levels.

In grapevines, non-uniform irrigation and heterogeneous soil type across a vineyard lead to inconsistent vegetative growth, yield and berry composition (Trought 1997; Bramley et al. 2011).

In contrast, a reverse Q-PCR expression pattern occurred for low-expressing BoMnSOD1 and BraCSLB3, such that their expression was highest in O-3-7-5 lowest and lowest in K-5-8 leaves, while expression levels for CCR1 were no different for the four lines and EXPA11 expression was inconsistent with growth phenotypes.

"You cannot ask countries to act in ways that are inconsistent with their growth imperatives.

Inconsistent survival and growth performance in triploid fish, however, has limited their implementation.

Science itself seemed to be saying that continued human advancement was inconsistent with endless growth and the desire to master the natural world.