Weakness: Inconsistent hands and slight frame could limit the way he is used in the NFL.
This is why Tehran is worried, and this is why Iran's leadership is playing astonishingly inconsistent hands.
From its beginnings more than a century ago, when Fritz Hoffman-La Roche decided to mass-produce standardized pharmaceuticals as an alternative to the often inconsistent remedies then commonly hand-mixed by pharmacists, Roche has always relied on its own compass.
"The approach of the government to the Fair Work Commission is weak and inconsistent: on one hand it is leaving penalty rates to the commission, on the other it is opposing lifting the standards of the lowest paid," she said.
On the other hand, inconsistent with published data [15], the most common four onset symptoms of CADASIL scale were similar between the CADASIL and the CADASIL-like patients in our study (Table 1, p > 0.05), suggesting that these four common onset symptoms only may not be good risk factors of CADASIL scale for Chinese patients.
On the other hand, inconsistent results were reported between a ligand- and its receptor-deficient mice even on the same genetic background.
On the other hand, inconsistent use and lack of quality assurance regarding the recommended BMI chart was a barrier to prevention, possibly delaying identification of overweight or obesity.
On the other hand, inconsistent gait patterns are of minor importance during 'live' observation or videotaped gait observation without the opportunity for freeze-frame or slow-motion.
On the other hand, inconsistent with the expectation, most respondents did not agree with the claim that HEWs were spending most of their time on conducting outreach activities.
However, we found these measurements to be inconsistent in our hands, even between affected and normal retinas (data not shown), thus we were not able to use this technique in our rescue experiments.
